Respiratory critical care
Thoracic oncology
PG14 Postgraduate course
Perioperative management of fragile patients undergoing major thoracic surgery
Clinical
Registration for this session is additional to the congress registration fee and is €137.5 standard and €154 on site.
Aims : to describe 1) physio-pathologic assessment to stratify the risk in patients requiring major thoracic surgery, 2) thoracic surgical strategies to minimise perioperative risks, 3) non-invasive respiratory assistance to prevent and treat postoperative complications and 4) the setting and nursing care of high-risk surgical patients.
Target audience :
Critical/Intensive care physician, Lung function technologist, Nurse, Thoracic surgeon
Methods :
Physiology, Respiratory intensive care, Surgery
Chairs
L. Bos
Amsterdam
(Netherlands)
14:00
Physio-pathologic assessment to stratify risk
A. Aliverti(Milan, Italy)
COI
-
Description
1
159
14:30
Thoracic surgical strategies to minimise risk
S. Elia(Roma (RM), Italy)
COI
-
Description
2
160
15:00
Noninvasive respiratory assistance to prevent and treat postoperative complications
R. Scala(Arezzo, Italy)
COI
-
Description
3
161
16:00
Setting and nursing care of high-risk surgical patients
A. Kerr(Birmingham (West Midlands), United Kingdom)
COI
-
Description
5
163
16:30
Group assignment
A. Aliverti(Milan, Italy)
COI
S. Elia(Roma (RM), Italy)
COI
R. Scala(Arezzo, Italy)
COI
A. Kerr(Birmingham (West Midlands), United Kingdom)
COI
6
164
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