第7回日本Acute Care Surgery学会学術集会
プログラム第7回日本Acute Care Surgery学会学術集会

1. Educational Lecture

Mutual exchanges of Trauma Surgery and General Surgery

1) Chest

  1. 1.1 Esophageal Trauma and Perforation
  2. 1.2 Traumatic Lung Injury

2) Surgical Critical Care

  1. 2.1 Body Temperature Control for severe patients
  2. 2.2 Perioperative Blood Sugar Control using an Artificial Pancreas

2. Panel Discussion 1

"The Facts of ACS in Non-Urban Area and young education"

 Acute Care Surgery came to be known in Japan also, and we have seen the signs of the change in ACS in Japan as younger physicians desire to participate in the treatment of emergency diseases. In the urban areas, critical care emergency center is put in place, and courses on ATOM and such are offered. However, clinical practice of Acute Care Surgery is maintained by the enormous effort of individual hospitals in non-urban areas. Please share and argue the facts of such clinical practice, what kind of efforts have been made, and the education of young physicians and medical team.

3. Panel Discussion 2

"Abdominal Injury － Our Treatment Policy: Operation or IVR －"

 This is the content that this Society has been discussing since the time when it was still a scientific meeting. The improvement and prevalence of IVR are remarkable, and it is necessary to discuss the latest topic and continue developing new IVR methods. For those doctors from the institutions where many abdominal injury cases are handled, please share the data and past cases then discuss how the decision between surgical treatment and IVR should be made. Of course, your sharing of cases that the alternative choice might have worked better would be more than welcome.

4. Symposium 1

"Korea – Japan Joint Symposium: Present State and Education"

 In the United States, AAST and Acute Care Surgery Training Facilities set forth their respective training programs. On the other hand, in our country, the contents of clinical practice and the systems of Acute Care Surgery differ greatly from facility to facility and from area to area. Under such circumstance, we look forward that this symposium becomes a joint meeting useful for the future ACS with your provision of information on the current status of the intervention of Acute Care Surgery, its education system, and the initiatives that promotes the participation of young physicians in both Japan and Korea.

5. Symposium 2

"The Establishment of Education Programs for Acute Care Surgeons in Japan"

6. Workshop 1

"The Roles of Endoscopic Surgery in ACS"

 The endoscopic surgery is a widespread technique used in gastrointestinal and general surgery. Also in the field of emergency surgery, it has gradually become commonly used but yet how the situation develops is being watched. Now, therefore, we would like those doctors who have been applying endoscopic surgery to emergency surgery to share its adaptation, the facts of the operations, merits, and pitfalls and discuss these matters.

7. Workshop 2

"Nutrition Control in ACS"

 The advancement of the treatment techniques such as surgical procedures and IVR in Acute Care Surgery has been dazzling. Respiratory care, cardiovascular control, and nutrition control are indispensable to perioperative care. At this time, we would like to accept registrations of presenters introducing the initiatives employed at each institution in the aspect of nutrition control with the aim to inform the members of this society of such initiatives.

8. General Poster Presentation

 We are widely accepting presentations concerning Trauma Surgery, Emergency General Surgery, and Surgical Critical Care.

1) Trauma Surgery

  1. (1) Damage Control Operation
  2. (2) Cardiac Injury
  3. (3) Great Vessel Injury
  4. (4) Lung and Chest Wall Injury
  5. (5) Hepatic Injury
  6. (6) Pancreatic and Duodenal Injury
  7. (7) Splenic Injury
  8. (8) Bowel and Mesenteric Injury
  9. (9) Anorectal Injury
  10. (10) Renal, Ureteral, Bladder, and Genital Injury
  11. (11) Pelvic Injury
  12. 12) Non-operative Management
  13. (13) Open Abdominal Management
  14. (14) A trauma system
  15. (15) Education
  16. (16) Others (Pediatric Injury, etc.)

2) Emergency General Surgery

  1. (1) Acute Appendicitis
  2. (2) Acute Cholecystitis and Cholangitis
  3. (3) Acute Pancreatitis
  4. (4) Esophageal Rupture
  5. (5) Upper Gastrointestinal Perforation
  6. (6) Acute Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage
  7. (7) Perforation of the Large intestine
  8. (8) Ischaemic Colitis
  9. (9) Superior Mesenteric Arterial Thrombosis, etc.
  10. (10) Ileus
  11. (11) Incarcerated Hernia
  12. (12) Oncologic Emergency
  13. (13) Others

3) Surgical Critical Care

  1. (1) Ventricular Assist Device
  2. (2) Ventilatory Assist Device
  3. (3) Blood Filtration and Hemodialysis
  4. (4) Treatment of Severe Infection
  5. (5) Coagulopathy
  6. (6) Measures for Deep Venous Thrombosis
  7. (7) Thermal Injury
  8. (8) Wound management
  9. (9) Nutritional Control
  10. (10) Multidisciplinary Team Approach
  11. (11) Others