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SUMMARY:Impatto delle nuove tecnologie in chirurgia toracica: prospettive future
DESCRIPTION:Presentazione\nE’ dimostrato che la tecnologia è diventata una parte integrante ed essenziale della pratica clinica quotidiana. Si stanno sviluppando nuove discipline quali ad esempio: la telechirurgia\, la chirurgia digitalizzata\, la telemedicina. Stiamo assistendo ad una vera rivoluzione digitale in medicina\, che progressivamente si sta sviluppando in tutti i settori della sanità\, da quello medico a quello chirurgico\, con l ‘unico obiettivo di creare le condizioni di una sanità equa e di qualità. \nL’obiettivo del corso è quello di introdurre le più innovative tecnologie in chirurgia toracica. \nFaculty\n\nProf.ssa Franca Melfi\nDott. Federico Davini\nDott.ssa Gabriella Fontanini\nDott. Gianpiero Manca\nDott.ssa Carmelina Zirafa\nDott. Gaetano Romano\n\nProgramma\n12 novembre 2021 – Level 1: digital session\n\n14.00 – 14.30\nBenvenuto e Introduzione: “Impatto delle nuove tecnologie sulla chirurgia polmonare” F. Melfi \n14.30 – 15.00\n“Chirurgia resettiva polmonare e mappatura dei linfonodi” F. Melfi; G. Fontanini; G. Manca \n15.00 – 15.30\n“L’importanza del planning pre-operatorio nella chirurgia conservativa”\nSimona Braghi\, Medical Director & Education Solutions J&J Medical\nConduce C. Zirafa \n15.30 – 16.00\n“Q&A” Discussione interattiva\nConclusioni\n\n3 dicembre 2021 – Level 2: live in the box\n\n14.00 – 14.30\nBenvenuto e Introduzione F. Melfi\n14.30 – 15.45\n«La chirurgia toracica robotica e le nuove tecnologie»\nPianificazione chirurgica del paziente: simulazione personalizzata del caso clinico\nModeratore F. Davini \n15.45 – 16.15\nSPI: Transforming Surgery\, Enabling Team to Excel\nCristina Bonvicini\, Customer Solution Manager J&J Medical\nConduce G. Romano \n16.15 – 16.30\n“Q&A” Discussione interattiva\nConclusioni\n\nInformazioni generali\nL’accesso ai corsi è gratuito previa preiscrizione presso la segreteria organizzativa. \nProfilo partecipanti\nIl corso si rivolge a giovani chirurghi e specializzandi \nSegreteria Scientifica\nCentro Multispecialistico di Chirurgia Robotica\nFranca Melfi\nFederico Davini\nCarmelina Zirafa\nGaetano Romano\nTeresa Hung Key \nE-mail segrerobotica@ao-pisa.toscana.it  \nSegreteria Organizzativa\nASK SERVICE\nTel. +39 0585/787858\nFax. 0585/917456\nE-mail: info@askservice.it\nWeb: www.askservice.it
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/impatto-nuove-tech-chirurgia-toracica-prospettive-future-2/
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SUMMARY:Impatto delle nuove tecnologie in chirurgia toracica: prospettive future
DESCRIPTION:Presentazione\nE’ dimostrato che la tecnologia è diventata una parte integrante ed essenziale della pratica clinica quotidiana. Si stanno sviluppando nuove discipline quali ad esempio: la telechirurgia\, la chirurgia digitalizzata\, la telemedicina. Stiamo assistendo ad una vera rivoluzione digitale in medicina\, che progressivamente si sta sviluppando in tutti i settori della sanità\, da quello medico a quello chirurgico\, con l ‘unico obiettivo di creare le condizioni di una sanità equa e di qualità. \nL’obiettivo del corso è quello di introdurre le più innovative tecnologie in chirurgia toracica. \nFaculty\n\nProf.ssa Franca Melfi\nDott. Federico Davini\nDott.ssa Gabriella Fontanini\nDott. Gianpiero Manca\nDott.ssa Carmelina Zirafa\nDott. Gaetano Romano\n\nProgramma\n12 novembre 2021 – Level 1: digital session\n\n14.00 – 14.30\nBenvenuto e Introduzione: “Impatto delle nuove tecnologie sulla chirurgia polmonare” F. Melfi \n14.30 – 15.00\n“Chirurgia resettiva polmonare e mappatura dei linfonodi” F. Melfi; G. Fontanini; G. Manca \n15.00 – 15.30\n“L’importanza del planning pre-operatorio nella chirurgia conservativa”\nSimona Braghi\, Medical Director & Education Solutions J&J Medical\nConduce C. Zirafa \n15.30 – 16.00\n“Q&A” Discussione interattiva\nConclusioni\n\n3 dicembre 2021 – Level 2: live in the box\n\n14.00 – 14.30\nBenvenuto e Introduzione F. Melfi\n14.30 – 15.45\n«La chirurgia toracica robotica e le nuove tecnologie»\nPianificazione chirurgica del paziente: simulazione personalizzata del caso clinico\nModeratore F. Davini \n15.45 – 16.15\nSPI: Transforming Surgery\, Enabling Team to Excel\nCristina Bonvicini\, Customer Solution Manager J&J Medical\nConduce G. Romano \n16.15 – 16.30\n“Q&A” Discussione interattiva\nConclusioni\n\nInformazioni generali\nL’accesso ai corsi è gratuito previa preiscrizione presso la segreteria organizzativa. \nProfilo partecipanti\nIl corso si rivolge a giovani chirurghi e specializzandi \nSegreteria Scientifica\nCentro Multispecialistico di Chirurgia Robotica\nFranca Melfi\nFederico Davini\nCarmelina Zirafa\nGaetano Romano\nTeresa Hung Key \nE-mail segrerobotica@ao-pisa.toscana.it  \nSegreteria Organizzativa\nASK SERVICE\nTel. +39 0585/787858\nFax. 0585/917456\nE-mail: info@askservice.it\nWeb: www.askservice.it
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/impatto-nuove-tech-chirurgia-toracica-prospettive-future/
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SUMMARY:37° Congresso Nazionale SICT
DESCRIPTION:Università degli Studi dell’Aquila\nFacoltà di Medicina e Chirurgia\nPolo Universitario di Coppito\nEdificio Alan Turing – Blocco 0 \nPresidente:\nRoberto Crisci \nSegreteria Organizzativa e Provider:\nZEROSEICONGRESSI srl\ntel. +39 06 8416681\ninfo@sictaq2021.it\nwww.sictaq2021.it \nPER INFO: https://www.sichirurgiatoracica.it/37-congresso-nazionale-sict/
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/37-congresso-nazionale-sict/
LOCATION:Università degli Studi dell’Aquila\, Via Vetoio 42\, Coppito\, AQ\, 67100\, Italia
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SUMMARY:ERAS in minimally invasive thoracic surgery
DESCRIPTION: 
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/haemostatics-and-sealants-an-international-overview-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20210429T143000
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SUMMARY:Haemostatics and sealants: an international overview
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URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/haemostatics-and-sealants-an-international-overview/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
ORGANIZER;CN="C&C - Comunicazione Eventi Congressi":MAILTO:INFO@CECONGRESSI.IT
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SUMMARY:La Robotica in Chirurgia Toracica: indicazioni e tecnica chirurgica
DESCRIPTION:Corso webinar \n\nBenvenuto ed Introduzione\nF. Melfi\nLa Robotica in Chirurgia Toracica – indicazioni e tecnica: preparazione\, posizionamento-docking del paziente\nC. Zirafa\nLa Robotica in Chirurgia Toracica: casi complessi\nF. Melfi\nLa Robotica in Chirurgia Toracica: Nuove tecnologie\nF. Davini\nPresentazione di casi clinici\nG. Romano\nDiscussione\nGestione anestesiologica del paziente robotico\nC. Cariello\nTerapia del dolore in Chirurgia Robotica\nA. Paolicchi\nTerapia multimodale nelle neoplasie toraciche avanzate\nA. Chella / J. Petrini\nDiscussione – CHIUSURA LAVORI\n\nScarica la locandina (PDF)
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/webinar/la-robotica-in-chirurgia-toracica-indicazioni-e-tecnica-chirurgica/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Surgery 4.0: From minimally invasive surgery 3.0 to virtual reconstruction
DESCRIPTION:  \nScarica il programma
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/webinar/surgery-40-from-minimally-invasive-surgery-30-to-virtual-reconstruction/
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CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:SIET Expert's Round Table: management of the airways injuries in Covid-Patients: featrures\, diagnosis\, treatment and clinical cases
DESCRIPTION:The “Expert opinion” on the diagnosis and management of upper airway lesions in COVID-19 patients\nPRECONDITION\nThe terrible spread of the SARS-Covid-2 (COVID-19) pandemic in the past 5 months has been characterized by the high incidence of interstitial pneumonia. The disease is associated with an acute condition with severe hypoxemia and bilateral pulmonary infiltrates and around 5% of patients with COVID – 19 may have clinical conditions that require hospitalization in intensive care with the need for ventilatory assistance and endotracheal intubation. \nThe pathogenesis is still mostly unclear\, there is evidence that in addition to viral lung damage to pneumocytes there is endothelial damage capable of triggering a widespread inflammatory burst responsible for the rapidly progressive clinical setting evolving towards an ARDS like scenario.\nThe clinical experience and preliminary data reported in the literature often suggest a minor efficacy of non-invasive ventilation for correct the hypoxemic defect and the early intubation and protective mechanical ventilation remain the cornerstones of treatment\, that is not yet defined at all. Moreover\, the damage to the lung is persistent\, requiring prolonged care ventilation and the special setting of ventilation such as prone position ventilation. \nThe specific respiratory dynamic\, the high rate and duration of tracheal intubation have favoured the inevitable risk of upper airways injuries\, in particular\, lesions mechanically induced to the trachea and the laryngotracheal tree\, in addition to lung injury related to barotrauma.\nThe high rate of infectivity of disease\, the difficulties encountered in the availability and management of personal protection equipment to reduce the risks of contagion\, the difficulty encountered in the reorganization of the local health systems starting from the A & E department\, the diagnostic imaging unit and the use of inadequately trained staff has further exacerbated the risk of these injuries. \nThe COVID-19 high rate of lethality\, prevalent in frail elderly subjects\, although it has not yet been sufficiently explained. It is plausible that iatrogenic complications have been underestimated and have contributed to the increased mortality rate\, especially in conditions of severe overload of the health system.\nThe diagnosis and correct management of iatrogenic lesions have also suffered due to the shortcomings typical of an emergency. \nAmong the main clinical pictures related to iatrogenic injury we have to remember: injuries from mechanical trauma as in early lesions of the trachea by intubation and in the risk of late lesions associated with prolonged intubation (tracheal stenosis and tracheoesophageal fistulas)\, injuries from barotrauma with lesions of small and medium-sized airways (pneumomediastinum\, pneumopericardium) and pulmonary parenchyma (pneumothorax\, pneumatoceles). \n\n\n\nOBJECTIVES\nThe purpose of the WEB Expert panel is to describe the pathogenesis of these lesions\, illustrate the prevention mechanisms\, provide indications about the correct diagnosis and treatment and finally comment on the current status based on clinical experience through discussion of clinical cases. \nPROGRAMME\nDAY1\n\nPresentation and moderation of the Round Table (Prof Franca Melfi)\nDiagnostic and conservative treatment of tracheal and laryngotracheal lesions\, role and modality of execution of bronchoscopy in COVID-19 patient (Discussion points on DPI in bronchoscopy- disposable bronchoscopy devices- role of endprosthesis) (Prof Rocco Trisolini- Dr Alessandro Ribechini)\n\nDAY2\n\nPhysiopathological mechanisms of lung damage related to intubation and ventilation manoeuvres in the COVID 19 patient and prevention systems (Discussion points on difficult intubation – ventilation pressures – timing of tracheostomy and modality of tracheostomy) (Dr Massimiliano Sorbello- Prof Francesco Forfori)\nSurgical treatment of acute traumatic lesions of the trachea and laryngotracheal axis (Discussion points: Intraoperative management of the COVID-19 patient) (Prof Alexander Patterson)\nSurgical treatment of later occurring lesions of the trachea and laryngotracheal axis (Discussion points: incidence and expected prevalence in Covid-19 era of tracheal and laryngotracheal stenosis and tracheoesophageal fistulas) (Prof Erino Rendina)\n\nDAY3\n\n\n\n\nPneumomediastinum and peumopericardium in COVID-19 patients\, incidence-pathogenesis – conservative and surgical management. (Discussion points for management of emphysema disputes on surgical treatment) (Prof Enrico Ruffini)\nBarotrauma and pneumothorax in the COVID-19 patients\, pathogenesis incidence and treatment indication (Discussion points: treatment of persistent pneumothorax – Management of pleural drainage and risks of air diffusion – need for new valve devices with filter) (Prof Alan Sihoe)\n\n\n\n\nFACULTY\n\n\n\n\n\nProf Franca Melfi\nPresident SIET ( Italian Thoracic Endoscopic Society)\nProfessor of Thoracic Surgery\nDepartment of Surgery\, Critical Care Medicine and Molecular Pathology\, University of Pisa Chief of Robotic Centre for Surgery\, Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\nUniversity Hospital of Pisa\nProf Erino A. Rendina\nProfessor and chief of Thoracic Surgery\nChairman of the Department of Medical-Surgical Science and Translational Medicine Vice Dean\, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology\,\nSapienza University of Rome\nDr. Alessandro Ribechini\nChief of Thoracic Endoscopic Unit. University Hospital of Pisa\nDr Massimiliano Sorbello\nAnesthesia and Intensive Care AOU Policlinico San Marco – Catania (Italy) President elect of European Airway Management Society – past Chair of SIAARTI Airway Management Study Group Task Force\nProf Rocco Trisolini\nMD FCCP. Chief of Interventional Pulmonology Unit Policlinico Gemelli Rome\nProf Francesco Forfori\nProfessor of Anesthesia\nAnesthesia and Intensive Care Unit University Hospital of Pisa\nProf Alan Sihoe\nMBBChir\, MA(Cantab)\, FRCSEd(CTh)\, FCSHK\, FHKAM\, FCCP\, FACS. Gleneagles Hong Kong Hospital\, Hong Kong\, China\nProf Alexander Patterson\nJoseph C. Bancroft Professor of Surgery\nEditor- The Annals of Thoracic Surgery\nDivision of Cardiothoracic Surgery\nWashington University School of Medicine\, St Louis\, MO\, USA\n\n\n\n\nSCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE\n\nProf Filippo Lococo Associate Professor\, Thoracic Unit\, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart\, Fondazione Policinico A. Gemelli\, Rome\, Italy. Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr Giacomo Cusumano Thoracic Surgery Unit\, Policlinico San Marco Hospital\, Catania\, Italy Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr. Federico Davini University Hospital of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery – Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa. Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr. Carmelina Cristina Zirafa University of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa.\nDr. Gaetano Romano Research Assistant and PhD Candidate University of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa.\n\nDownload the programme
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/siet-experts-round-table-management-of-the-airways-injuries-in-covid-patients-featrures-diagnosis-treatment-and-clinical-cases-3/
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CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:SIET Expert's Round Table: management of the airways injuries in Covid-Patients: featrures\, diagnosis\, treatment and clinical cases
DESCRIPTION:The “Expert opinion” on the diagnosis and management of upper airway lesions in COVID-19 patients\nPRECONDITION\nThe terrible spread of the SARS-Covid-2 (COVID-19) pandemic in the past 5 months has been characterized by the high incidence of interstitial pneumonia. The disease is associated with an acute condition with severe hypoxemia and bilateral pulmonary infiltrates and around 5% of patients with COVID – 19 may have clinical conditions that require hospitalization in intensive care with the need for ventilatory assistance and endotracheal intubation. \nThe pathogenesis is still mostly unclear\, there is evidence that in addition to viral lung damage to pneumocytes there is endothelial damage capable of triggering a widespread inflammatory burst responsible for the rapidly progressive clinical setting evolving towards an ARDS like scenario.\nThe clinical experience and preliminary data reported in the literature often suggest a minor efficacy of non-invasive ventilation for correct the hypoxemic defect and the early intubation and protective mechanical ventilation remain the cornerstones of treatment\, that is not yet defined at all. Moreover\, the damage to the lung is persistent\, requiring prolonged care ventilation and the special setting of ventilation such as prone position ventilation. \nThe specific respiratory dynamic\, the high rate and duration of tracheal intubation have favoured the inevitable risk of upper airways injuries\, in particular\, lesions mechanically induced to the trachea and the laryngotracheal tree\, in addition to lung injury related to barotrauma.\nThe high rate of infectivity of disease\, the difficulties encountered in the availability and management of personal protection equipment to reduce the risks of contagion\, the difficulty encountered in the reorganization of the local health systems starting from the A & E department\, the diagnostic imaging unit and the use of inadequately trained staff has further exacerbated the risk of these injuries. \nThe COVID-19 high rate of lethality\, prevalent in frail elderly subjects\, although it has not yet been sufficiently explained. It is plausible that iatrogenic complications have been underestimated and have contributed to the increased mortality rate\, especially in conditions of severe overload of the health system.\nThe diagnosis and correct management of iatrogenic lesions have also suffered due to the shortcomings typical of an emergency. \nAmong the main clinical pictures related to iatrogenic injury we have to remember: injuries from mechanical trauma as in early lesions of the trachea by intubation and in the risk of late lesions associated with prolonged intubation (tracheal stenosis and tracheoesophageal fistulas)\, injuries from barotrauma with lesions of small and medium-sized airways (pneumomediastinum\, pneumopericardium) and pulmonary parenchyma (pneumothorax\, pneumatoceles). \n\n\n\nOBJECTIVES\nThe purpose of the WEB Expert panel is to describe the pathogenesis of these lesions\, illustrate the prevention mechanisms\, provide indications about the correct diagnosis and treatment and finally comment on the current status based on clinical experience through discussion of clinical cases. \nPROGRAMME\nDAY1\n\nPresentation and moderation of the Round Table (Prof Franca Melfi)\nDiagnostic and conservative treatment of tracheal and laryngotracheal lesions\, role and modality of execution of bronchoscopy in COVID-19 patient (Discussion points on DPI in bronchoscopy- disposable bronchoscopy devices- role of endprosthesis) (Prof Rocco Trisolini- Dr Alessandro Ribechini)\n\nDAY2\n\nPhysiopathological mechanisms of lung damage related to intubation and ventilation manoeuvres in the COVID 19 patient and prevention systems (Discussion points on difficult intubation – ventilation pressures – timing of tracheostomy and modality of tracheostomy) (Dr Massimiliano Sorbello- Prof Francesco Forfori)\nSurgical treatment of acute traumatic lesions of the trachea and laryngotracheal axis (Discussion points: Intraoperative management of the COVID-19 patient) (Prof Alexander Patterson)\nSurgical treatment of later occurring lesions of the trachea and laryngotracheal axis (Discussion points: incidence and expected prevalence in Covid-19 era of tracheal and laryngotracheal stenosis and tracheoesophageal fistulas) (Prof Erino Rendina)\n\nDAY3\n\n\n\n\nPneumomediastinum and peumopericardium in COVID-19 patients\, incidence-pathogenesis – conservative and surgical management. (Discussion points for management of emphysema disputes on surgical treatment) (Prof Enrico Ruffini)\nBarotrauma and pneumothorax in the COVID-19 patients\, pathogenesis incidence and treatment indication (Discussion points: treatment of persistent pneumothorax – Management of pleural drainage and risks of air diffusion – need for new valve devices with filter) (Prof Alan Sihoe)\n\n\n\n\nFACULTY\n\n\n\n\n\nProf Franca Melfi\nPresident SIET ( Italian Thoracic Endoscopic Society)\nProfessor of Thoracic Surgery\nDepartment of Surgery\, Critical Care Medicine and Molecular Pathology\, University of Pisa Chief of Robotic Centre for Surgery\, Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\nUniversity Hospital of Pisa\nProf Erino A. Rendina\nProfessor and chief of Thoracic Surgery\nChairman of the Department of Medical-Surgical Science and Translational Medicine Vice Dean\, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology\,\nSapienza University of Rome\nDr. Alessandro Ribechini\nChief of Thoracic Endoscopic Unit. University Hospital of Pisa\nDr Massimiliano Sorbello\nAnesthesia and Intensive Care AOU Policlinico San Marco – Catania (Italy) President elect of European Airway Management Society – past Chair of SIAARTI Airway Management Study Group Task Force\nProf Rocco Trisolini\nMD FCCP. Chief of Interventional Pulmonology Unit Policlinico Gemelli Rome\nProf Francesco Forfori\nProfessor of Anesthesia\nAnesthesia and Intensive Care Unit University Hospital of Pisa\nProf Alan Sihoe\nMBBChir\, MA(Cantab)\, FRCSEd(CTh)\, FCSHK\, FHKAM\, FCCP\, FACS. Gleneagles Hong Kong Hospital\, Hong Kong\, China\nProf Alexander Patterson\nJoseph C. Bancroft Professor of Surgery\nEditor- The Annals of Thoracic Surgery\nDivision of Cardiothoracic Surgery\nWashington University School of Medicine\, St Louis\, MO\, USA\n\n\n\n\nSCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE\n\nProf Filippo Lococo Associate Professor\, Thoracic Unit\, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart\, Fondazione Policinico A. Gemelli\, Rome\, Italy. Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr Giacomo Cusumano Thoracic Surgery Unit\, Policlinico San Marco Hospital\, Catania\, Italy Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr. Federico Davini University Hospital of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery – Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa. Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr. Carmelina Cristina Zirafa University of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa.\nDr. Gaetano Romano Research Assistant and PhD Candidate University of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa.\n\nDownload the programme
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/siet-experts-round-table-management-of-the-airways-injuries-in-covid-patients-featrures-diagnosis-treatment-and-clinical-cases-2/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200523
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SUMMARY:SIET Expert's Round Table: management of the airways injuries in Covid-Patients: featrures\, diagnosis\, treatment and clinical cases
DESCRIPTION:The “Expert opinion” on the diagnosis and management of upper airway lesions in COVID-19 patients\nPRECONDITION\nThe terrible spread of the SARS-Covid-2 (COVID-19) pandemic in the past 5 months has been characterized by the high incidence of interstitial pneumonia. The disease is associated with an acute condition with severe hypoxemia and bilateral pulmonary infiltrates and around 5% of patients with COVID – 19 may have clinical conditions that require hospitalization in intensive care with the need for ventilatory assistance and endotracheal intubation. \nThe pathogenesis is still mostly unclear\, there is evidence that in addition to viral lung damage to pneumocytes there is endothelial damage capable of triggering a widespread inflammatory burst responsible for the rapidly progressive clinical setting evolving towards an ARDS like scenario.\nThe clinical experience and preliminary data reported in the literature often suggest a minor efficacy of non-invasive ventilation for correct the hypoxemic defect and the early intubation and protective mechanical ventilation remain the cornerstones of treatment\, that is not yet defined at all. Moreover\, the damage to the lung is persistent\, requiring prolonged care ventilation and the special setting of ventilation such as prone position ventilation. \nThe specific respiratory dynamic\, the high rate and duration of tracheal intubation have favoured the inevitable risk of upper airways injuries\, in particular\, lesions mechanically induced to the trachea and the laryngotracheal tree\, in addition to lung injury related to barotrauma.\nThe high rate of infectivity of disease\, the difficulties encountered in the availability and management of personal protection equipment to reduce the risks of contagion\, the difficulty encountered in the reorganization of the local health systems starting from the A & E department\, the diagnostic imaging unit and the use of inadequately trained staff has further exacerbated the risk of these injuries. \nThe COVID-19 high rate of lethality\, prevalent in frail elderly subjects\, although it has not yet been sufficiently explained. It is plausible that iatrogenic complications have been underestimated and have contributed to the increased mortality rate\, especially in conditions of severe overload of the health system.\nThe diagnosis and correct management of iatrogenic lesions have also suffered due to the shortcomings typical of an emergency. \nAmong the main clinical pictures related to iatrogenic injury we have to remember: injuries from mechanical trauma as in early lesions of the trachea by intubation and in the risk of late lesions associated with prolonged intubation (tracheal stenosis and tracheoesophageal fistulas)\, injuries from barotrauma with lesions of small and medium-sized airways (pneumomediastinum\, pneumopericardium) and pulmonary parenchyma (pneumothorax\, pneumatoceles). \n\n\n\nOBJECTIVES\nThe purpose of the WEB Expert panel is to describe the pathogenesis of these lesions\, illustrate the prevention mechanisms\, provide indications about the correct diagnosis and treatment and finally comment on the current status based on clinical experience through discussion of clinical cases. \nPROGRAMME\nDAY1\n\nPresentation and moderation of the Round Table (Prof Franca Melfi)\nDiagnostic and conservative treatment of tracheal and laryngotracheal lesions\, role and modality of execution of bronchoscopy in COVID-19 patient (Discussion points on DPI in bronchoscopy- disposable bronchoscopy devices- role of endprosthesis) (Prof Rocco Trisolini- Dr Alessandro Ribechini)\n\nDAY2\n\nPhysiopathological mechanisms of lung damage related to intubation and ventilation manoeuvres in the COVID 19 patient and prevention systems (Discussion points on difficult intubation – ventilation pressures – timing of tracheostomy and modality of tracheostomy) (Dr Massimiliano Sorbello- Prof Francesco Forfori)\nSurgical treatment of acute traumatic lesions of the trachea and laryngotracheal axis (Discussion points: Intraoperative management of the COVID-19 patient) (Prof Alexander Patterson)\nSurgical treatment of later occurring lesions of the trachea and laryngotracheal axis (Discussion points: incidence and expected prevalence in Covid-19 era of tracheal and laryngotracheal stenosis and tracheoesophageal fistulas) (Prof Erino Rendina)\n\nDAY3\n\n\n\n\nPneumomediastinum and peumopericardium in COVID-19 patients\, incidence-pathogenesis – conservative and surgical management. (Discussion points for management of emphysema disputes on surgical treatment) (Prof Enrico Ruffini)\nBarotrauma and pneumothorax in the COVID-19 patients\, pathogenesis incidence and treatment indication (Discussion points: treatment of persistent pneumothorax – Management of pleural drainage and risks of air diffusion – need for new valve devices with filter) (Prof Alan Sihoe)\n\n\n\n\nFACULTY\n\n\n\n\n\nProf Franca Melfi\nPresident SIET ( Italian Thoracic Endoscopic Society)\nProfessor of Thoracic Surgery\nDepartment of Surgery\, Critical Care Medicine and Molecular Pathology\, University of Pisa Chief of Robotic Centre for Surgery\, Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\nUniversity Hospital of Pisa\nProf Erino A. Rendina\nProfessor and chief of Thoracic Surgery\nChairman of the Department of Medical-Surgical Science and Translational Medicine Vice Dean\, Faculty of Medicine and Psychology\,\nSapienza University of Rome\nDr. Alessandro Ribechini\nChief of Thoracic Endoscopic Unit. University Hospital of Pisa\nDr Massimiliano Sorbello\nAnesthesia and Intensive Care AOU Policlinico San Marco – Catania (Italy) President elect of European Airway Management Society – past Chair of SIAARTI Airway Management Study Group Task Force\nProf Rocco Trisolini\nMD FCCP. Chief of Interventional Pulmonology Unit Policlinico Gemelli Rome\nProf Francesco Forfori\nProfessor of Anesthesia\nAnesthesia and Intensive Care Unit University Hospital of Pisa\nProf Alan Sihoe\nMBBChir\, MA(Cantab)\, FRCSEd(CTh)\, FCSHK\, FHKAM\, FCCP\, FACS. Gleneagles Hong Kong Hospital\, Hong Kong\, China\nProf Alexander Patterson\nJoseph C. Bancroft Professor of Surgery\nEditor- The Annals of Thoracic Surgery\nDivision of Cardiothoracic Surgery\nWashington University School of Medicine\, St Louis\, MO\, USA\n\n\n\n\nSCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE\n\nProf Filippo Lococo Associate Professor\, Thoracic Unit\, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart\, Fondazione Policinico A. Gemelli\, Rome\, Italy. Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr Giacomo Cusumano Thoracic Surgery Unit\, Policlinico San Marco Hospital\, Catania\, Italy Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr. Federico Davini University Hospital of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery – Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa. Counselor of The Italian Society of Thoracic Endoscopy (SIET).\nDr. Carmelina Cristina Zirafa University of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa.\nDr. Gaetano Romano Research Assistant and PhD Candidate University of Pisa – Robotic Multispecialty Centre for Surgery Minimally Invasive and Robotic Thoracic Surgery\, University Hospital of Pisa.\n\nDownload the programme
URL:https://endoscopiatoracica.it/evento/siet-experts-round-table-management-of-the-airways-injuries-in-covid-patients-featrures-diagnosis-treatment-and-clinical-cases/
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CATEGORIES:Webinar
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