21st Virtual Conference “The Future of Surgery”
Welcome to the Next-Generation Supermicrosurgery Consortium. Headed by Dr. Isao Koshima, the Consortium was established to advance and promote the field of supermicrosurgery, from both clinical and industrial perspectives. MIRAI Medtech is a funding support partner.Since 2020, the Consortium have been holding regularly scheduled Virtual Conferences in Japan. Experts in medicine and engineering are invited to discuss cutting-edge medical treatments and technologies with one another, by challenging the paradigm separating specialties. Our conferences typically host about fifty individuals. Participants are surgeons and clinicians, researchers, and device engineers. We also encourage and welcome participation by manufacturers and dealers of medical devices. During 2021, the Next-Generation Supermicrosurgery Consortium started English-based virtual events for international participants.
The Future of Surgery
21st Virtual Conference “The Future of Surgery”
Date:
December 17th, 2024, 18:00 – 20:00 (JST)
*National Standard Time is below.
21:00-23:00 (New Zealand)
17:00-19:00 (China, Taiwan,Singapore,Malasia)
16:00-18:00 (Thai)
14:30-16:30 (India)
14:00-16:00 (Pakistin)
12:00-14:00 (Turky)
11:00AM-13:00PM (Belgium,Denmark,Poland,Zambia)
10:00AM-12:00AM (UK)
6:00AM- 8:00AM (Brazil)
5:00AM- 7:00AM (US-EDT)
4:00AM- 6:00AM (US-CDT)
3:00AM- 5:00AM (US-MDT)
2:00AM- 4:00AM (US-PDT)
Registration:
Please click here for registration center.
Summary:
The hands play such a critical role that they are often referred to as the “second brain.” Unlike other organs, they are governed by an extensive area of the brain, allowing for intricate movements and sensory perception. This enables the hands to receive and transmit a wealth of information. Additionally, the hands are equipped with a dense network of fine neural structures, which support their high functionality. However, when nerves are damaged, recovery is often limited, potentially impacting daily life.
In this lecture, we will introduce innovative treatment methods for cases where nerve recovery is challenging, such as “nerve transfer” and “nerve bypass” procedures. These techniques take advantage of neural plasticity—the ability of nerves to form new connections—and the potential for axons (the pathways that transmit information from nerve cells) to extend in multiple directions, aiming for a network-based sensory reconstruction. Furthermore, we frequently employ vascularized nerve grafting using microsurgical techniques to achieve favorable outcomes. This lecture will also discuss the methods for network-based reconstruction, the harvesting process for vascularized nerve grafts, and their potential applications.
President Isao Koshima (Professor of the department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Hiroshima University Hospital) of this research society will present the latest findings and global trends related to the invited lecture.
After the lecture, there will be a lively online panel discussion with the speakers.
We hope you will join us for this informative event!
Panelist
- – Isao Koshima
- – Satoshi Usami
- – Shinpei Ogawa
- – Dr. Sachin Chavre M.D.,Ph.D. Consultant, Plastic and Microvascular Reconstruction Surgion, Department of the Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,Thangam Hospital,INDIA
- – Dr. Liu Hao Dr. Liu Hao M.D.,Ph.D., Department of Plastic Surgery,Peking Union Medical College Hospital,CHINA
We hope you will join us for this informative event!
Speakers :
“Neural Network-Based Reconstruction and the Use of Vascularized Nerves in Hand Surgery”
Satoshi Usami M.D., Ph.D.
Tokyo Hand Surgery & Sports Medicine Research Institute
Department of Hand Surgery, Takatsuki Orthopedic Hospital
Part-time Lecturer and Clinical Professor,
Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, Institute Science of Tokyo Hospital
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Dr. Isao Koshima M.D., Ph.D.
Professor and Center Chief,
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Hiroshima University Hospital
> To join the event, please click HERE for registration.
Sponsorship Opportunities:
We would like to continue to organize this type of events without charging participants. To do this, we welcome your support and sponsorship. If you are interested, please inquire with us. We are currently recruiting event sponsors. We provide the following benefits.
- ・Your sponsorship will be recognized by all participants as well as through our website.
- ・Direct link to company website on the Sponsors and Advertisers web page
- ・Verbal recognition during the virtual conference.
- ・Logo and company/organization name in the opening and closing movie where all participants will see.
- ・15 second of CM in the opening and closing movie
If you are interested in sponsoring our virtual conferences, please inquire us at info(at)ikou-funding.com.