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Theme

Innovating new ideas in the field of thoracic surgery

- Thoracic Surgery 2023

Welcome Message

We are happy to announce that our “2nd International Conference on Thoracic Surgery" will be held on May 25 - 27, 2023, in London which prompts Keynote Oral, exhibition, and Poster presentations from the best incredible speakers around the globe. Our objective is to unite all the individuals indulged in this vast arena to share knowledge and explore novel thoughts with honorable persons and renowned from the best universities across the world.

“Thoracic Surgery 2023” is delighted to welcome all the interested and enthusiastic applicants from around the world to its prestigious World Surgery Congress with a target audience of Doctors, Medical Professors, Surgeons, Ph.D. scholars, Nurses, Residents Fellowship holders, thoracic Surgery, surgical tool technicians, Healthcare industries and Pharmaceutical.

“Thoracic Surgery” is an entirely physical annual assembly that’s designed for all associates of experienced Surgeons Allied Health experts, and trainers there is an enormous measure of content intended to retain you up so far within the swiftly developing field of surgery.

Thoracic Surgery department! Our team is dedicated to providing you with the highest quality of care for all of your thoracic surgery needs. We understand that this can be a difficult and stressful time and we are here to support you every step of the way. Our team of experienced surgeons, nurses, and other healthcare professionals will work closely with you to develop an individualized plan of care that meets your specific needs. Thank you for entrusting us with your care. We are here to provide you with the highest quality care and expertise in thoracic surgery. Welcome to the thoracic Surgery Conference! We are thrilled to bring together a diverse group of surgeons, physicians, and healthcare professionals to share ideas, discuss new research, and explore the latest advances in thoracic surgery.

This year's conference will focus on the latest developments in minimally invasive thoracic surgery, techniques for managing chest wall deformities, and managing chest injuries. We will also have discussions on the role of robotics in thoracic surgery, new technologies for assessing and treating thoracic diseases, and the impact of thoracic surgery on patient outcomes.

We look forward to a productive and stimulating conference and are excited to connect with you all. We hope to see you at the conference and see what innovative ideas you may have!

About Conference

All surgeons, nurses, students, researchers, and scientists from around the world are cordially invited to join us. to the "2nd International Conference on Thoracic Surgery" which will take place in London, UK from May 25–27, 2023. Participants in the conference include academic experts, delegates, healthcare professionals, young researchers, and biomedical engineers, as well as a discussion forum where opinions on the field of thoracic surgery are discussed.

Thoracic surgery 2023 is an international conference which is organized by Allied Academies based on the theme “Innovating new ideas in the field of thoracic surgery” which brings together all the leading thinkers to examine the entire field of Thoracic. Group members include health workers, students, cardiothoracic surgeons, biomedical engineers, and several others.

It provides a platform for the presentation of the most current developments in Thoracic surgery, care, and postoperative management for all academics, researchers, scientists, organizations, and industries. The conference will address a wide range of thoracic surgery-related subjects, such as the causes and classifications of lung surgery, and artificial intelligence in thoracic surgery.

Why should attend the conference?

Attending conferences has a notable twofold benefit. These events not only encourage you to learn about things outside of your specialized area of expertise but as well as provide you to engage with these experts one-on-one about the projects they are working on, as indicated in the context of the interaction.

Scientific Sessions

TRACK 1- Thoracic Surgery

The heart, lungs, oesophagus, and trachea are the main targets of Thoracic Surgery. Technology advancements have increased the accessibility and safety of these difficult operations. People's lives are being saved and improved via heart transplants, anti-reflux surgery, and lung cancer surgery. In an esophagectomy, the majority of the oesophagus that makes up the stomach is removed, converted to a tube, and a new connection is made to allow the stomach and remaining oesophagus to be swallowed. In order to supply nutrition during the healing process, a nourishing jejunostomy tube is placed into the small intestine. Patients with early-stage non-small cell lung cancer have lobectomies. Patients with spread to other body areas are not given it. The most important tumour characteristics are its size, kind, and location.

SUB TRACK

Patients Undergoing Thoracic Surgery
Lung Cancer in Liver Cirrhosis Patients
Anaesthesia Methods
Critical care for the lungs

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TRACK 2- Airway reconstruction

Laryngotracheal reconstruction surgery is another name for airway reconstruction surgery. The trachea, which is the body's tiny windpipe, can be made wider through surgery. Your doctor may also advise this kind of surgery if your windpipe has to be cleared of obstruction. Making it simple for you to breathe without a tracheotomy or breathing tube is the goal of the laryngotracheal reconstructive operation. Children frequently require airway reconstruction surgery even though some are born with physical defects, but adults may also require it if their windpipe narrows for a variety of reasons.

SUB TRACK

Racheoinnominate fistula (TIF)
Granulation tissue formation
Tracheal restenosis, anastomotic separation
Wound infection
Laryngeal edoema
Glottic dysfunction

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TRACK 3- Bleb resection

The pulmonary bleb is a small subpleural air collection located within the visceral pleura layers. Symptoms of such lesions are usually preceded by spontaneous pneumothorax. Blebs are the result of air collapsing from small ruptures of terminal alveoli that have been dissected through the interstitium to form a small subpleural collection. Multiple blebs are frequently found. The majority of patients with blebs have no significant underlying lung disease. Pathologically, bleb formation occurs as a result of mechanical stress from increased intrathoracic pressure in lung tissue that is predisposed to deformation due to congenital connective tissue weakness.

SUB TRACK

Tobacco and cannabis smoking
Emphysema
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

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TRACK 4 - Esophagectomy

Esophagectomy is a difficult procedure that carries a high risk of morbidity and fatality. Complications can lengthen hospital stays and have a detrimental impact on the quality-of-life following surgery by affecting one's ability to swallow. Understanding the potential problems of this surgery is essential to prevent them. When doing an esophagectomy, the two most important guidelines are to try to avoid difficulties whenever feasible and to put measures in place to deal with them when they do arise. Reviewing both principles is the goal of this chapter.

SUB TRACK

Neoplasm
Surgical Anastomosis
Chemoradiotherapy
Esophagus
Dysplasia
Morbidity

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TRACK 5- Chest reconstruction

Major changes to the chest wall's structure can have disastrous effects on the body's respiratory and circulatory systems as it serves as a cage to protect the body's important organs. Complex chest wall defect therapy and reconstruction have significantly improved over the past few decades. Infections and mortality have significantly decreased as a result of the widespread acceptance of muscle and musculocutaneous flaps such as the latissimus dorsi, pectoralis major, serratus anterior, and rectus abdominis. A thorough understanding of the functional anatomy, blood supply, and pathophysiology of a particular disease process is necessary for successful reconstructions. An overview of fundamental ideas and research-based strategies for chest wall reconstruction will be given in this article.

SUB TRACK

Skin
Fat
Muscles
Trauma
Radiation necrosis
Infection
Malignancies

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TRACK 6 - Chest wall resection

Since the turn of the century, anatomical information and classification have greatly increased our understanding of the Thoracic wall and its muscles, arteries, and nerves. The most common causes of chest wall reconstruction are trauma, infection, radiation injury, and tumor, and the unfortunate patient may have any combination of the above. A solid understanding of anatomy serves as the basis for a defined surgical plan and backup method. We will go through the crucial anatomical factors that are necessary for healthy chest wall function.

SUB TRACK

Type of open-surgery procedure,
Uses artificial bone or titanium rib plating,
Help rebuild the skeletal structure

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TRACK 7 - Endoscopic Thoracic sympathectomy

Hyperhidrosis and cardiovascular disorders are linked to sympathetic overactivity. In order to treat hyperhidrosis, endoscopic Thoracic sympathectomy (ETS) is used. We sought to examine the effects of ETS on cardiovascular outcomes and compare the risk for cardiovascular events across people with and without hyperhidrosis. With the aid of information obtained from the Korean Health Insurance Review and Assessment Service, we carried out a population-based cohort study across the country. Subjects who received a hyperhidrosis diagnosis for the first time in 2010 were selected and split into two groups based on whether or not they underwent ETS. A logistic regression model was used to determine propensity scores to compare hyperhidrosis patients with control volunteers. Stroke and ischemic heart disease were categorized as combined cardiovascular events.

SUB TRACK

Hyperhidrosis.
Hyperhidrosis as compensation.
Ganglion.
Sympathectomy
Sympathectomy
The botulinum toxin

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TRACK 8- Extrapleural Pneumonectomy

Pleural mesothelioma can be surgically treated with extrapleural pneumonectomy (EPP). It entails getting rid of the surgery's objective is to perform a macroscopic full resection. So, the goal of treatment is to completely eradicate all cancer that is currently evident. As a result, the operation may increase patients' chances of survival. It frequently pairs well with other treatments including radiation and chemotherapy. These procedures can be carried out either before or after EPP

EPP is frequently contrasted with pleurectomy decortication (P/D), another popular procedure for pleural mesothelioma.

SUB TRACK

The ailing lung
A portion or the entire diaphragm
A section of the heart's membrane (pericardium)
The membrane that lines the chest cavity in part (parietal pleura)

TRACK 9 - Heart transplant

A damaged or unhealthy heart is removed during a heart transplant and replaced with a healthy one. The heart is healthy since it came from a deceased donor. When all other therapies have failed, it is the last option for those with heart failure. Coronary heart disease, damaged heart valves or heart muscles, congenital heart abnormalities, or viral infections of the heart are possible causes of heart failure. Although a heart transplant is a life-saving procedure, there are several hazards involved. Some of these dangers can be avoided or managed with the aid of careful monitoring, effective therapy, and routine medical care. Most heart transplant patients may resume their usual levels of exercise following surgery

SUB TRACK

Cardiovascular disease
Inherited cardiac conditions
Parasitic infections
Risk following a heart transplant
Heart Transplantation devices

American Pediatric Surgical Association Society of Thoracic Surgeons | Asian Society for Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery

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TRACK 10 - Lung cancer screening

Lung cancer screening refers to cancer screening techniques meant to detect lung cancer early before symptoms appear and at a stage when it is more likely to be treatable. Because lung cancer is so common and commonplace, screening for the disease is quite crucial.

Low-dose computed tomography is the only screening method for lung cancer that is advised also called a low-dose CT scan, or. A low dose of radiation is used by an X-ray machine while you are lying on a table during an LDCT scan to get precise images of your lungs. The scan is painless and just takes a few minutes.

SUB TRACK

Squamous cell cancer
Big cell carcinoma
Adenocarcinoma

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TRACK 11- Lung transplant

A lung transplant is a medical technique used to swap out a sick and dysfunctional lung for a healthy one. A lung transplant operation can restore better breathing and add years to life for those with serious breathing organ disease. To determine if a lung transplant is a correct choice for you, you must read about the risks associated with the procedure, comprehend them, and visit a lung surgeon. A surgical surgery known as a lung transplant, sometimes known as a pulmonary transplant, replaces one or both of the patient's own lungs with the donor’s lungs. Both living and deceased donors can provide donor lungs for transplant. One lung lobe only may be donated by a living person.

SUB TRACK

Chronic lung allograft malfunction
Lung transplant rejection
Solid organ transplant infection
Lung volume reduction surgery involves the removal of small wedges of diseased lung tissue
Typically, 20 to 30 percent of each lung, to improve the function of the remaining tissue

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TRACK 12- Peroral endoscopic myotomy (POEM)

A submucosal endoluminal method for the treatment of achalasia utilizing POEM has been developed as a result of advancements in natural orifice transluminal endoscopic surgery. Submucosal tunneling was initially introduced by Sumiyama et al. However, a preclinical experimental model was used to first explain the POEM idea in 2007. This study showed that executing a myotomy in 4 pigs under endoscopic vision following the construction of a submucosal tunnel was both safe and effective. when carried out by skilled endoscopists, according to numerous studies from Asia, Europe, and the United States. Furthermore, a recent white paper summary from the American Society of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy offered a wealth of information to back up the idea that POEM is a promising therapeutic approach. This review provides an illustration of the patient selection and preparation, surgical method, clinical results, and POEM's future direction.

SUB TRACK

Conventional surgery
Involves incisionn in the skin
The lower esophageal sphincter

TRACK 13 - Thymectomy

Thymectomy is traditionally performed using a median sternotomy or transsternal approach, but less invasive methods now include higher partial sternotomies, transcervical approaches, video-assisted thoracoscopic thymectomy, and robot-assisted approaches. Functional status and pulmonary function testing should be part of the preoperative evaluation, particularly when using single-lung ventilation during thoracoscopic procedures. The thymus gland is removed during thymectomy. This anterior mediastinal organ may expand in conditions such as myasthenia gravis and thymoma, and it may also include cancerous cells in conditions such as thymic carcinoma or neuroendocrine tumours. Garre and Sauerbruch accidentally performed the first thymectomies in conjunction with thyroidectomies for Grave disease, but it wasn't until Blalock and colleagues that many series were carried out with sufficient outcomes.

SUB TRACK

Sternum
Sternotomy

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TRACK 14 - VATS lobectomy

A thoracoscopy is used to view the dissection and subsequent lobectomy during a VATS lobectomy, which is characterized as the use of a 3-6 cm access incision without rib-spreading, one to three extra 1 cm ports, and these procedures. A VATS lobectomy has similar oncologic outcomes to an open thoracotomy and lobectomy, but it is less painful thereafter, requires less time in the hospital, allows patients to return to their normal activities sooner, and costs less money. The adoption of more sophisticated VATS treatments, such as lobectomy, faces a number of obstacles despite these benefits. These include a lack of formal education and training, the price, a lack of access to technology (especially in non-North American or Western European nations), and persistent ignorance of the procedure's oncologic benefits.

SUB TRACK

The pectoralis
Serratus or latissimus dorsi muscles

TRACK 15 - Heller myotomy

A narrow scope is introduced during the surgery after numerous extremely small incisions are made, and tiny surgical instruments are passed through it. The surgeon may view the anatomy and move the instruments by attaching the scope to a video camera, which then sends a magnified image to a monitor. During a surgical technique called a Heller myotomy, the cardia's muscles are severed, allowing food and liquids to travel to the stomach. It is employed to treat achalasia, a condition in which the lower esophageal sphincter malfunctions and restricts the passage of food and liquids to the stomach.

SUB TRACK

Less pain following surgery
A one-two-day hospital stay as opposed to a week following an open operation
Quicker healing after surgery
Return to work and normal activities more quickly

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Market Analysis

The Thoracic Surgery market for minimally invasive lobectomy Thoracic Surgery, Thoracic Surgery was estimated to be worth USD 2.3 billion in 2020 and is anticipated to increase at a CAGR of 8.7% from 2021 to 2028. This can be ascribed to the rising preference for minimally invasive procedures for surgery, and the rising prevalence of chronic diseases such as lung cancer, which call for better, faster, and patient-friendly diagnostic and therapeutic facilities. The American Cancer Society reported that in 2021, 235,760 new cases of lung cancer were identified. The improvement of surgical techniques has made it possible to prevent lung cancer, which accounts for 20% of cancer deaths globally. Thoracic Surgery with minimally invasive techniques may become more popular as a result.

Surgery typically entails making an incision in the body to examine or remove tissue while the patient is sedated. Cryosurgery, electrocauterization surgery, laser surgery, gamma knife, and en-bloc resection are some of the surgical methods used. We'll talk about these strategies in more depth later Thoracic Cancer surgery aims to entirely remove localized tumors or shrink massive tumors so that radiation therapy or chemotherapy can be administered later on.

Thoracic Cancer surgery can also be performed as a diagnostic (stage) procedure or a preventive measure in addition to its therapeutic function. Additionally, surgeries are done to manage pain or correct asymmetry and deformities brought on by Thoracic cancer surgery.

Surgery performed for several reasons may occasionally occur concurrently. For instance, a curative operation might be conducted immediately following a diagnostic operation, or a curative operation might be followed by a reconstructive operation.

For more than a century, Thoracic Surgery has been a distinct surgical specialty. Its primary focus at first was bronchiectasis and TB surgery. General Thoracic Surgery (noncardiac) is now a distinct specialty and is well-defined in the majority of European nations. As a result, there are currently no precise numbers on the overall number of operations. Thoracic Surgery, for instance, is not a distinct field in Belgium, where it is included in the category of general surgery together with abdominal, cardiac, vascular, paediatric, and trauma surgery.

The division's statutes were completed in June 2012, and nominees will come from every nation in Europe. Thoracic Surgery training and accreditation standards are currently being created.

In the United States, there is a lot of diversity in Thoracic Surgery (U.S.). The general structure of Thoracic Surgery practice in the United States is described in this overview.

Every year, over 4,000 cardiothoracic Surgeons in the United States perform about 530,000 generals Thoracic Surgery cases.

About 50% of Thoracic surgeries in the US are carried out by general surgeons. While general surgeons handle the majority of Thoracic Surgery cases in community hospitals, Thoracic Surgeons undertake the majority of advanced lobectomy Thoracic Surgery procedures at academic and university-based practices. The European Union's Thoracic Surgery practice is now being surveyed by the UEMS division of Thoracic Surgery (EU). 22 EU member nations have responded as of the time of this writing; of those, 11, have Thoracic Surgery as a distinct specialty; eight have it as a subspecialty of Cardiothoracic, and three have no such specialization. A voluntary database for general Thoracic Surgery has been created by the ESTS. The Society for Cardiothoracic in Great Britain & Ireland's Second National Thoracic Surgery Database Report, released in 2011, lists an impressive total of 109 388 primary lung cancer resections. For the specialty of Cardiothoracic, which is overseen by the American Board of Thoracic Surgery, the United States, unlike many other nations, combines training for cardiac and Thoracic Surgery (ABTS).

The American Board of Surgery and the ABTS may have granted these doctors certifications in lobectomy surgery and Thoracic Surgery, respectively. Following medical school, trainees in the Integrated (I-6) Pathway undergo six years of Cardiothoracic. They can only obtain Thoracic Surgery certification from the ABTS. In the third track, general surgery residents spend four clinical years at the same institution before moving on to Cardiothoracic residents for three years. Additionally, these medical professionals are qualified for board certification in Thoracic and general surgery

The da Vinci Surgical System (Intuitive Surgical Inc.) is the most often utilized computer-enhanced endoscopic system capable of laparoscopic surgery. The continuous and accelerated development of novel technologies indicates rapid advancements in the field of minimally invasive Thoracic surgeries

. Proven Care, a program started by Geisinger Health System, gives patients the "guarantee" that all costs associated with complications in the 90 days following follow-up admissions will be covered.

Programs like these contribute to quality improvement by lowering surgical errors and complications while cutting costs. The Covid-19 outbreak in 2020 will cause causes such as a decrease in elective surgeries, worries about viral growth, a decrease in hospital staff, less liquidity for end users to purchase necessary equipment, a decrease in admission rates, and a change in government rules. The market is expected to recover by Q2 of 2022, though.

The heart, lungs, and stomach are three of the organs in the chest that can be operated on with sawbones and are the focus of Thoracic Surgery. Pectoral surgery options include open procedures like a thoracotomy or minimally invasive techniques. Surgery to enlarge your windpipe is known as airway reconstruction, and it is done to make breathing easier. A little piece of cartilage, a type of connective tissue that may be found throughout your body, is put into the restricted portion of the windpipe during this treatment to make it broader.

When endotracheal intubation is not a viable option or fails, a surgical airway should be taken into consideration. In the past, an imminent airway obstruction, failure to intubate, or inability to ventilate with a bag mask were the main causes of the implantation of a surgical airway.

The London thoracic surgery market is a highly competitive market that is expected to experience significant growth over the next decade. The market is driven by a variety of factors, including the increasing prevalence of lung cancer, the growing demand for minimally invasive surgeries, and advances in technology that can improve patient outcomes. As a result, the market is expected to reach a value of $1.6 billion by 2023, growing at a CAGR of 4.5%. The market is highly fragmented, with a number of leading players offering a range of services, including thoracic surgeries, interventional procedures, and other treatments. The major thoracic surgery players in the London market include Barts Health NHS Trust, London Bridge Hospital, and The Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust. These players are expected to benefit from the increasing demand for thoracic surgery in the region.

In terms of service offerings, the London thoracic surgery market is expected to be dominated by non-invasive procedures, due to their lower cost and shorter recovery times. Other services, such as minimally invasive surgery, robotic surgery, and VATS, are also expected to see increased uptake in the region.