Fluorescence-Guided Surgery From Theory to Perfect Clinical Applications
Fluorescence-guided surgery has swiftly transitioned from theoretical groundwork to seamless clinical implementation. This revolutionary approach employs fluorescent agents, particularly Near-Infrared (NIR) and Indocyanine Green (ICG), to illuminate target tissues, granting surgeons real-time, high-precision visuals. By bridging theory and practice, this technique enhances surgical accuracy, promising a future of minimally invasive, maximally effective interventions. In this event, featured by experts in the field, we will dive into the intricacies of NIR/ICG fluorescence-guided surgery and its profound impact on advancing colorectal and HPB procedures, unraveling the latest innovations and insights that are shaping the future of surgical excellence. PROGRAM Welcome & Introduction - Prof. Luigi Boni (Italy) NIR/ICG for Cholecystectomy - Dr. Ludovica Baldari (Italy) NIR/ICG for Colorectal Surgery - Dr. Salvador Morales-Conde (Spain) NIR/ICG for HPB Surgery - Prof. Daniel Cherqui (France) Panel Discussion and Closing Remarks - All faculty moderated by Prof. Luigi Boni (Italy)
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