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- Differentiate between general goal-directed therapy and organ-specific management for safer anesthesia practice;
- Identify high-risk organs that require focused management due to elevated morbidity rates during anesthesia;
- Review available monitoring technologies that enhance precision and help reduce organ-related morbidity;
- Examine the specific considerations for protecting the brain, kidneys, and cardiac as priority organs in anesthesia care;
- Evaluate strategies to minimize anesthesia-related organ damage, focusing on evidence-based interventions that improve perioperative outcomes.
This webinar highlights the importance of organ-specific management in anaesthesia to reduce morbidity and improve patient safety. Focusing on high-risk organs like the brain, kidneys, and heart, participants will learn about precision monitoring and targeted strategies to minimize perioperative organ damage, enhancing overall patient outcomes.
Host
Dr Ecaterina Scarlatescu (RO)
Speakers
Prof. Basak Ceyda Meco (TR)
Dr Bernardo Bollen Pinto (CH)
This activity has been granted 1.0 European CME credits (ECMEC®s) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®)
- Identify the components and connections within the ECMO circuit;
- Describe the blood flow dynamics through the ECMO circuit;
- Recognize common pitfalls of ECMO parameters across various clinical scenarios;
- Outline steps to take in the event of an ECMO pump failure;
- Demonstrate the procedure for replacing an oxygenator within the ECMO system.
This webinar provides clinicians with essential ECMO knowledge and troubleshooting skills, covering circuit components, blood flow dynamics, and common parameter pitfalls to improve patient safety. Through short video demonstrations and live audience participation, attendees will gain practical experience handling pump failures and oxygenator replacements, ensuring readiness for real-world critical situations and uninterrupted patient care.
Host
Dr Yitzhak Brzezinski Sinai (IL)
Speaker
TBD
This activity has been granted 1.0 European CME credits (ECMEC®s) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®)
- Understand the role of AI in medicine, with practical examples relevant to clinical practice;
- Identify current applications of AI in intraoperative care and how it supports clinical decision-making;
- Explore emerging research directions for AI in perioperative anesthesia, focusing on innovations that improve patient outcomes;
- Recognize key ethical considerations when integrating AI into perioperative medicine, ensuring responsible and safe use in patient care;
- Evaluate the challenges and limitations of AI in perioperative settings, including data privacy, accuracy, and the need for clinician oversight.
As AI increasingly influences perioperative care, clinicians must understand its applications, research advancements, ethical considerations, and practical integration in clinical settings. This webinar provides a concise foundation on AI’s role in enhancing decision-making, improving patient outcomes, and addressing challenges in perioperative environments. Participants will gain actionable insights for safely and effectively implementing AI tools in their practices.
Host
Dr Michele Carella (BE)
Speakers
Dr Lichy Han (US)
Mr Arnaout Devos (CH)
- Understand the concept and scope of big data in medical practice, focusing on anesthesia and ICU settings;
- Identify current applications of big data in the OR and ICU, including its role in improving patient outcomes and workflow efficiency;
- Explore future research directions and clinical applications of big data, assessing its potential impact on evolving anesthesia and ICU practices;
- Evaluate the ethical, technical, and practical considerations in implementing big data solutions in clinical settings.
Big data reshapes anesthesia and ICU practices by enhancing clinical decision-making and patient outcomes. This webinar will examine current applications, future directions, and practical considerations, equipping participants to leverage big data for safer, more efficient patient care.
Host
Prof. Joana Berger Estilita (CH)
Speakers
Prof. Maurizio Cecconi (IT)
Prof. Wolfgang Buhre (NL)
- Define safe MAP levels during anesthesia and their impact on morbidity and mortality;
- Review guidelines for optimal MAP management to reduce risks;
- Identify vasopressors supported by current literature for maintaining MAP;
- Compare the efficacy and safety of commonly used vasopressors;
- Understand recent findings on the safety of peripheral noradrenaline use.
This webinar offers anaesthesiologists evidence-based strategies to improve intraoperative hemodynamic stability and reduce perioperative risks. Participants can make decisions that enhance patient safety and care quality during anaesthesia by exploring safe MAP thresholds, best practices in vasopressor selection, and optimal delivery methods.
Host
Dr Fabio Guarracino (Italy)
Speakers
Dr Emilie Baekgaard (Denmark)
Prof. Janett Kreutziger (Austria)
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Trunk blocks have become increasingly popular in the last few years, providing high quality post-operative analgesia in a wide set of surgical procedures. After attending this webinar you will be able to have a better understanding of which trunk block is suited to a specific clinic situation and when and how it should be performed.
Host
Dr Giuseppe Pascarella (IT)
Speakers
Dr Sina Grape (CH)
Dr Steve Coppens (BE)
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Acute kidney failure increases dramatically morbidity and mortality. In this webinar we aim to deepen the audience knowledge in avoidance and management of acute kidney failure in both the operative and ICU settings.
Host
Dr Marlies Ostermann (UK)
Speakers
Dr Melanie Meersch (DE)
Dr Or Goren (IL)
- Latest Findings: Updates on therapeutic hypothermia after cardiac arrest, including potential benetifs and emerging controversies.
- Guidelines: Discussion on recent guidelines that may discourage the use of therapeutic hypothermia
- Expert Insights: Three expert speakers will provide key evidence in short, impactful sessions
Over the last decades, outcomes for patients experiencing cardiac arrest have progressively improved. However, there is some uncertainty as to what the optimal body temperature should be maintained in the days following the event. join the discussion with the European leaders on the indications and impact of hypothermia after cardiac arrest.
Host
Dr Carolina Romero (ES)
Speakers
Prof. Jerry Nolan (UK)
Prof. Jasmin Arrich (AT)
Prof. Bernd Böttiger (DE)
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Yearly, more than 200 million people worldwide undergo noncardiac surgery, of whom about 5% will develop cardiovascular complications. Prevention, early recognition, and prompt treatment of these adverse cardiovascular events is, therefore, an important concern in perioperative medicine. After attending this webinar you will have a better understanding of the current place of cardiac biomarkers in the perioperative assessment of the high-risk cardiac patient and you will receive some tips and tricks for the anaesthetic and perioperative management of these patients.
Host
Prof. Stefan De Hert (BE)
Speakers
Prof. Michele Chew (SE)
Dr Judith van Waes (NL)
