Important Dates
Abstract Submission : 25th February ( Deadline)
Pre-congress : 29th - 30th April ( Kelly Course )
Congress : 1st - 2rd May
Social Day : 3rd May
Post-congress : 4th May ( orthopedic )

Panels

May 1st Hall A

Overview

This panel will explore the latest advancements in diagnosis, management, and surgical interventions for birth defects. Experts from different specialties will discuss the challenges associated with congenital anomalies, early detection strategies, and the role of innovative surgical techniques in improving patient outcomes. The discussion will include case studies, best practices, and emerging research in the field

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes
  • Format: Case presentation + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
  • Session Breakdown:
    • Introduction and Case Presentation: Dr. Rehab Elsaeed (10 minutes)
    • Talk: Ibrahim Mahmoud Abdelrazek, , Assistant lecturer at Department of Human Genetics, Medical Research Institute, Alexandria University (10 minutes )
    • Panel Discussion: (60 minutes)
    • Floor Discussion / Audience Q&A: (10 minutes)

Moderator

  • Prof. Dr. Rehab Elsaeed, Associate professor obstetrics and Gynecology, Consultant fetal medicine and US in OBGYN

Panelists

  • Dr. Adham Badieb, Lecturer and consultant of neonatal intensive care
  • Prof. Dr. Hassan Heshmat, Assistant professor of pediatrics at Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University, Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Prof. Dr. Ibtesam Abdallah, Clinical Genetics Consultant, Nile of Hope Hospital – Head of Human Genetics Department-Medical Research Institute-Alexandria University
  • Dr. John Meehan, Pediatric Surgeon – Seattle Children’s Hospital, Associate Medical Safety Officer, Vice President, Medical Safety Office. Intuitive Surgical, Sunnyvale CA
  • Prof. Dr. Osama Deif, Professor of neurosurgery, Alexandria university, Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Prof. Dr. Peter Cuckow, Consultant Paediatric Urologist, Lead Clinician in Urology at Great Ormond Street, Hospital Charity
  • Prof. Saber Waheeb, Professor of Pediatric Surgery – Chairman of the Board of Directors at Nile of Hope Hospital.

Target Audience

  • Pediatric surgeons, neonatologists, and obstetricians
  • Geneticists and fetal medicine specialists
  • Healthcare professionals involved in maternal and child health

Overview

Bladder exstrophy is a complex congenital anomaly that requires multidisciplinary care from infancy through adulthood. This panel will focus on the long-term outcomes of different surgical approaches, challenges in functional and cosmetic reconstruction, and the impact on quality of life. Experts in pediatric urology and reconstructive surgery will discuss best practices, complications, and follow-up strategies for patients with bladder exstrophy.

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 100 minutes
  • Format: Keynote lecture + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
  • Session Breakdown:
    • Keynote lecture by Prof. Peter Cuckow (15 minutes)
    • Talk presentation by Dr. Shereif Soliman (15 minutes) Titled The Burden of Bladder Exstrophy in Egypt: Battling Complexity in a Developing Landscape from Scarcity to Success
    • Panel Discussion: (60 minutes)
    • Floor Discussion / Audience Q&A: (10 minutes)
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Moderator

  • Dr. Amr Kamal, Consultant of Pediatric Urology, Nile of Hope Hospital. – Lecturer of Pediatric Urology, Alexandria University.
  • Dr. Mohamed Mansy, Consultant of Pediatric surgery and Pediatric Urology, Nile of Hope Hospital – Lecturer of Pediatric surgery, Port Said University.

Panelists

  • Dr. Essam El Halaby, Professor of pediatric surgery, Tanta university
  • Dr. Mahmoud Marie, Professor of pediatric surgery, Cairo University
  • Dr. Mohamed Abdelazim, Associate Professor of Pediatric Surgery, Alexandria University
  • Dr. Ossama El Naggar, Professor of pediatric surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University
  • Dr. Peter Cuckow, Consultant Paediatric Urologist, Lead Clinician in Urology at Great Ormond Street, Hospital Charity
  • Dr. Sherif M. Soliman, Consultant Paediatric Urologist, Professor of Paediatric Surgery Children’s Hospital & Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University Cairo, Egypt
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Target Audience

  • Pediatric urologists and surgeons
  • Reconstructive surgeons and multidisciplinary care teams
  • Physicians involved in long-term pediatric urology care

Overview

As children with congenital anomalies grow into adulthood, their healthcare needs evolve, requiring a structured transition from pediatric to adult medical care. This panel will explore the challenges and strategies for ensuring a smooth transition, addressing medical, surgical, psychological, and social aspects. Experts from multiple specialties will discuss best practices in long-term follow-up, multidisciplinary coordination, and patient empowerment for self-care

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes
  • Format: Introduction note + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
  • Session Breakdown:
    • Introduction note (10 minutes)
    • Panel Discussion: (60 minutes)
    • Floor Discussion / Audience Q&A: (20 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Mohamed Abdelmalak, Consultant of Pediatric surgery, Alexandria university, General manager of Nile of Hope hospital
  • Dr. Mostafa Zein, Pediatric surgery consultant at Nile of hope hospital, Lecturer of pediatric surgery, Alexandria University

Panelists

  • Prof.  Ahmed Khairy, Head of Alexandria pediatric surgery department – Professor of pediatric surgery
  • Prof. Marwa Saeed, Assistant Prof. of Pediatric Neurology, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Peter Cuckow, Consultant Paediatric Urologist – Lead Clinician in Urology at Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity.
  • Dr. Shimaa Rafaat, Lecturer and consultant of pediatric endocrinology and diabetes- Faculty of medicine – Alexandria University
  • Prof. Tamer Hanafy, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Consultant of Laparoscopic Surgery and IVF
  • Dr. Ursula Tonhoffer, Specialist Pediatric Urologist and Pediatric Surgeon, University of Vienna

Target Audience

  • Pediatric and adult surgeons, urologists, endocrinologists, and gynecologists
  • Neurologists involved in congenital disorders

Overview

Vascular birth defects, including hemangiomas, vascular malformations, and syndromic vascular anomalies, present significant diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. This panel will bring together experts to discuss the latest advancements in early detection, imaging techniques, and innovative treatment modalities such as laser therapy, embolization, and surgical interventions. The session will also explore multidisciplinary approaches to managing complex cases and improving long-term patient outcomes.

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes
  • Format: Keynote lecture + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
  • Session Breakdown:
    • Keynote lecture: (15 minutes) by Prof. Dr Ossama Elnaggar, Titled Vascular anomalies in children a pediatric surgeon perspective
    • Panel Discussion: (60 minutes)
    • Floor Discussion / Audience Q&A: (10 minutes)
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Moderator

  • Prof. Amr Zaki, Professor of pediatric surgery Ain Shams university.

Panelists

  • Prof. Ehab Elshafiee, Professor of Pediatric Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University
  • Prof. Gamal Elsweify, Professor of Maxillofacial Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University.
  • Dr. Hassan Kholosy, Professor of Plastic Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University.
  • Prof. Mahmoud Ghalab, Lecturer of Diagnostic and Intervention Radiology – Member of American Society of Intervention Radiology
  • Prof. Ossama El Naggar, Professor of Pediatric Surgery and Pediatric Urology, Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University
  • Prof. Saber Waheeb, Professor of Pediatric Surgery – Chairman of the Board of Directors at Nile of Hope Hospital – Representative of Egypt as a member of the Arabian Board Committee – Co-founder and member of the permanent scientific committee of pediatric surgery for upgrading of lecturer and associated professor – Member of the scientific council of the Egyptian Fellowship of pediatric surgery.
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Target Audience

  • Pediatric and vascular surgeons
  • Interventional radiologists and dermatologists
  • Neonatologists and pediatricians

May 1st Hall B

Overview

Medication errors in pediatric care pose significant risks due to factors such as weight-based dosing, limited pediatric drug formulations, and communication challenges. This panel will address the common causes of medication errors in pediatric settings and discuss strategies to improve patient safety. Experts from pediatrics, pharmacology, and nursing will explore best practices for error prevention, including system-based approaches, electronic prescribing, and enhanced team communication.

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes
  • Format: Keynote lecture + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
  • Session Breakdown:
  • Prof. Nadia Medany, Professor Emirates of pediatric nursing, Alexandria University: talk (10 min)
  • Dr. Magda Youssef, Professor Emirates of pediatric nursing, Alexandria University: talk (10 min)
    • Panel Discussion: (40 minutes)
    • Floor Discussion / Audience Q&A: (10 minutes)
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Moderator

  • Dr. Maram Sakr, Clinical Pharmacist at Nile of Hope Hospital
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Panelists

  • Prof. Awatif Elsharkawy, Professor of pediatric nursing and Vice Dean of Postgraduate Students and Research, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Ayman Alboghdady, Professor of pediatric surgery Ain Shams university
  • Prof. Azza Baraka, Professor of Clinical Pharmacology- Head of Quality Assurance Unit, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Hanan El-Gweliy, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Magda Essawy, Professor Emirates of pediatric nursing, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Manal Abdelgawad, Professor of Pediatric and Pediatric Hepatology, Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University.

Target Audience

  • Pediatricians and pediatric surgeons
  • Pharmacists and medication safety officers
  • Nurses and allied healthcare professionals
  • Hospital administrators and quality improvement specialists

Overview

Congenital anomalies not only affect the physical health of children but also have profound psychosocial implications for both the children and their families. The emotional and psychological toll of living with a congenital anomaly can impact family dynamics, social interactions, and the child’s overall mental health. This panel will explore the psychological challenges faced by children with congenital anomalies and their families, offering insights into supportive interventions and coping strategies. Experts will discuss the importance of mental health support, family counseling, and community resources in enhancing the well-being of both children and their caregivers

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes
  • Format: Expert presentations + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
  • Session Breakdown:
  • Opening Remarks: Dr. Marwa Saeed (5 minutes)
  • Expert Presentations: (30 minutes)
  • Psychological challenges faced by children with congenital anomalies
  • Family dynamics and coping strategies talk: Wafaa Elarousy
  • The role of mental health professionals in supporting the family unit talk: Mental Health Nile of hope
  • Zeinb sheta
  • Hoda Gumaa
  • NOH experience presentation in mental health and rehabilitation ( 30 min / 6 talks)
  • Discussion: (20 minutes)

Audience Q&A: (5 minutes)

Moderator

  • Prof. Marwa Saeed, Assistant Prof. of Pediatric Neurology, Alexandria University

Panelists

  • Prof. Azza Darwish, Professor Emirates of pediatric nursing, Alexandria university
  • Prof. Hanan Azouz, Professor of Pediatrics Neurology, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Tarek Omar, Professor of Pediatrics Neurology, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Yomun Youssef, Professor Emirates of pediatric nursing, Alexandria university

Target Audience

  • Pediatricians and healthcare providers working with congenital anomaly patients
  • Mental health professionals and psychologists
  • Nurses and healthcare workers involved in pediatric care
  • Social workers and family counselors
  • Medical students and trainees interested in pediatric mental health
  • Parents and caregivers of children with congenital anomalies
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Overview

Wound care is a critical aspect of patient management, involving complex processes before, during, and after the wound healing phase. Advances in medical technologies, innovative dressing materials, and improved management protocols have revolutionized the approach to wound care. This panel will focus on the latest updates in preoperative preparation, intraoperative wound management, and postoperative care to optimize healing outcomes. Experts will share evidence-based practices and strategies for tackling challenging wound cases

Panel Structure

    • Duration: 90 minutes
    • Format: Expert presentations + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Fatma Hussien (5 minutes)
    • Expert Presentations: (45 minutes)
    • Updates on preoperative wound care
    • Innovations in intraoperative wound management
    • Postoperative care strategies and technologies
    • Nile of Hope experience in wound care – statistical review
    • Panel Discussion: (30 minutes)
    Audience Q&A: (5 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Fatma Hussien, Nursing director, Nile of Hope hospital.

Panelists

  • Dr. Asmaa Emad, Neonatal specialist at Nile of hope hospital, Master degree in pediatrics and neonatology, Alexandria University.
  • Mrs Asmaa Samy Clinical instructor, faculty of nursing -Alexandria university
  • Mrs Ghada Maroof, Head of Infection Control Department, Nile of Hope Hospital.
  • Prof. Hadeer Okasha, Professor of medical microbiology and immunology, Alexandria university.
  • Prof. Rodina mokabel, Associate Professor of Pediatric Nursing, Damanhur University

Target Audience

  • Surgeons, including plastic and reconstructive surgeons
  • Nurses and wound care specialists
  • General practitioners and healthcare providers involved in wound management
  • Medical students and trainees in surgical care and wound healing
  • Healthcare administrators and policy-makers in wound care management

Overview

Effective pain management in pediatric patients is essential for improving recovery, reducing hospital stay, managing stress, and enhancing overall patient well-being. This panel will explore best practices in pediatric pain assessment and management, covering pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches. Experts from various disciplines will discuss challenges, innovative treatments, and the role of multidisciplinary collaboration in providing optimal pain relief for children

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes

    • Format: Expert presentations + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Ahmed El-Nozahy (5 minutes)
    • Expert Presentations: (50 minutes)
      • Assessment of Pain:
      • Management of pain in PICU talk
      • Neonatal pain management talk
      • Intra/post operative pain management talk
      • Pediatric medical and surgical pain talk
      • Maysa Saber, Associate Professor of Pediatric Nursing, Damanhur University
      • Zeina Amr, Pharmacist, “Where Comfort Meets Caution: Balanced Pain Management in Pediatrics”
      • Hadeer Hassouna
      • Aliaa Rabie
    • Panel Discussion: (20 minutes)
    • Audience Q&A: (5 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Ahmed El-Nozahy, Assistant lecturer of Anesthesia and surgical intensive care, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Marwa Abou Heba, Acting Head of the Pediatric Nursing Department, British University in Egypt

Panelists

  • Prof.  Adham Badieb, Lecturer and consultant of neonatal intensive care, Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Prof. Aliaa Rabiae, Assistant professor of Anesthesia and surgical intensive care – Head of pediatric and neonatal surgical anesthesia unit. El-Shatby University hospital
  • Prof. Hadeer Hassouna, Assistant professor of pediatrics, Consultant of pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) Alexandria University – Consultant of Nile of Hope PICU
  • Prof. Maha Adel, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, British University in Egypt
  • Prof. Rehab Ibrahim, Associate Professor and Head of Pediatric Nursing, Damanhur University

Target Audience

  • Pediatricians and neonatologists
  • Pediatric nurses and healthcare providers
  • Anesthesiologists specializing in pediatric pain management
  • Psychologists and rehabilitation specialists
  • Medical students and trainees in pediatric care

May 2nd Hall A

Overview

The management of congenital anomalies has evolved significantly due to advancements in surgical techniques, perioperative care, and interdisciplinary collaboration. This panel will feature abstract presentations highlighting the latest research, clinical innovations, and outcome-driven strategies in the field. Experts will discuss cutting-edge approaches to diagnosis, treatment, and long-term patient care, offering valuable insights for healthcare professionals

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 100 minutes

    • Format: Abstract presentations + Expert discussion + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: (Chairperson TBD) (5 minutes)
    • Abstract Presentations: (80 minutes) – Hall (A)
      • Each presentation (7 minutes + 3 Minutes for discussion)

    1) Dr. Ahmed Tayel

    2) Dr. Amir Ibrahim

    3) Dr. Amir Ibrahim

    4) Dr. Ahmed Tayel

    5) Dr. Osama Kassem

    6) Dr. Mohamed Mansy

    7) Dr. Mohamed Abdelmalak – Dr. Mohamed Mansy

    8) Dr. Moustafa Zein

     

    • Selected research and case studies in congenital anomaly management
    • Expert commentary and analysis of findings
    • Chairperson comment: (10 minutes)
    • Audience Q&A: (5 minutes)

Chairperson

  • TBD

Panelists

  • Dr. Ahmed Khairi, Head of Alexandria pediatric surgery department
  • Dr. Khaled Ismail, [Title], [Institution]
  • Dr. Mohamed Abdelaziz, [Title], [Institution]
  • Prof. Motaz Altaiby, [Title], [Institution]
  • Dr. Tamer Sultan, [Title], [Institution]

Target Audience

  • Pediatric surgeons and neonatologists
  • Medical researchers and clinicians specializing in congenital anomalies
  • Healthcare professionals involved in multidisciplinary congenital care teams
  • Medical students and trainees interested in pediatric surgery and neonatology
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Abstracts For Presentation

1) Title: EVALUATION OF ENDOSCOPIC BALLOON DILATATION IN CHILDREN WITH BENIGN ESOPHAGEAL STRICTURES: Single Center Study
Presenter: Ahmed Tayel

2) Title: SAFETY REGARDING RENAL HILAR CONTROL BY LIGASURE VESSEL SEALING SYSTEM FOR TRANSPERITONEAL NEPHRECTOMY FOR BENIGN NON-FUNCTIONING KIDNEY IN PEDRATRIC AGE GROUP
Presenter: Amir Ibrahim

3) Title: Platelet Rich Plasma Versus Dartos Flap As A Protective Layer In Surgical Management of Distal Penile Hypospedias: A Comparative Study
Presenter: Amir Ibrahim

4) Title: Gastroschisis Repair Technique Using Autologous Umbilical Cord Flap in A Limited Resource Institute
Presenter: Ahmed Tayel

5) Title: The Role of Early Diagnostic Laparoscopy in Acute Abdomen in Immunocompromised Pediatric Oncology Pateints: A Prospective Study
Presenter: Osama Kassem

6) Title: Ureteral versus Appendiceal Mitrofanoff Channels : a retrospective analysis of functional outcomes and complications
Presenter: Mohamed Mansy

7) Title: Swenson-like pull-through for treatment of the rare association between Hirschsprung’s disease and anorectal malformation
Presenter: Mohamed Abdelmalak – Mohamed Mansy

8) Title: Laparoscopic Splenectomy: A Cost-Effective Technique for Optimal Cosmesis
Presenter: Moustafa Zein

Overview

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and telemedicine is transforming healthcare delivery, offering innovative solutions for diagnosis, treatment, and patient management. This panel will explore how AI-driven technologies and telehealth platforms are reshaping medical practice, improving accessibility, and addressing challenges in remote patient care. Experts will discuss real-world applications, ethical considerations, and the future of digital healthcare in a rapidly evolving world

Panel Structure

    • Duration: 120 minutes
    • Format: Panel discussion + Case studies + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Fawzia Alsherif (5 minutes)
    • Talk Presentation: “Digital Transformation in Healthcare Settings“  by Dr. marwa Abouheuba (15 minutes)
    • Talk Presentation “AI & Telemedicine in Action” by Dr. Ahmed EL-Kabany  (15 minutes)
    • Talk Presentation “Use of Digital Technologies in nursing practice Or Ethical aspects of digital transformation in nursing practice” by Dr. Waffa Elarousy (10 mins)
    • Panel Discussion: (60 minutes)

    Audience Q&A: (10 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Fawzia Alsherif, Head of research, Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Dr. Mohamed Abdelmalak, Consultant Pediatric Surgeon, General Manager, Nile of Hope Hospital

Panelists

  • Prof. Ahmed El-tawdy, Former president of military medical academy – Manager-the Arab Board of health specialization Cairo office
  • Dr. Ahmed El-kabany, Consultant of general Surgery
  • Dr. John Meehan, Pediatric Surgeon – Seattle Children’s Hospital, Founder & Executive Director Jingle Cross UCI Cyclocross World Cup – Iowa City, Medical Safety Officer Intuitive Surgical
  • Prof. Saber Waheeb, Professor of Pediatric Surgery, Congenital Anomalies Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University – Chairman of the Board of Directors, Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Prof. Wafaa Alarosy, Professor of pediatric nursing -faculty of nursing -Alexandria university
  • Prof. Yasser ElBanna, Professor of neurosurgery, Alexandria university

Target Audience

  • Healthcare professionals and hospital administrators
  • AI researchers and technology developers
  • Pediatric surgeons
  • Neurosurgeon

Overview

Neuro-urological birth defects pose significant challenges in pediatric care, particularly in maintaining healthy bladder function and preventing long-term complications. This panel dives into the critical role of urodynamic studies in the diagnosis, management, and follow-up of children affected by these complex conditions—such as spina bifida, sacral agenesis, and other congenital anomalies that impact the neural control of the lower urinary tract.

Panel Structure

    • Duration: 100 minutes
    • Format: Expert presentations + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Mohamed Mansy / Dr. Amr Kamal (5 minutes)
    • Expert Presentations: (40 minutes)
    • Discussion: (20 minutes)
    • Audience Q&A: (5 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Amr Kamal, Consultant of Pediatric Urology, Nile of Hope Hospital. – Lecturer of Pediatric Urology, Alexandria University.
  • Dr. Mohamed Mansy, Consultant of Pediatric surgery and Pediatric Urology, Nile of Hope Hospital – Lecturer of Pediatric surgery, Port Said University
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Panelists

  • Dr. Mohamed Shafik, Title, Institution
  • Prof. Mohamed Youssif, Professor of Urology, Chief of Pediatric Urology, University of Alexandria
  • Prof. Montaser Alkotby, Professor of pediatric surgery, Cairo University
  • Prof. Sherif M. Soliman, Consultant Paediatric Urologist, Professor of Paediatric Surgery Children’s Hospital & Faculty of Medicine, Ain Shams University Cairo, Egypt
  • Prof. Yasser Elbanna, Professor of neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University

Target Audience

  • Pediatric neurosurgeons, urologists, and orthopedic specialists
  • Rehabilitation and physical therapy professionals
  • Pediatricians and neonatologists
  • Nurses and continence care specialists
  • Medical students and trainees interested in spina bifida management
  • Parents and caregivers of children with spina bifida
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Overview

Minimally invasive surgery (MIS) has revolutionized the management of congenital anomalies, offering reduced morbidity, shorter hospital stays, and improved patient outcomes. This session will feature video abstracts showcasing advanced MIS techniques performed by leading experts. The panel will provide in-depth discussions on surgical approaches, technical challenges, and outcomes, offering a valuable learning experience for surgeons and healthcare professionals

Panel Structure

    • Duration: 100 minutes
    • Format: Video presentations + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Hany Attallah (5 minutes)
    • Keynote Lecture: Dr. John Meehan ( 15 minutes)
    • Video Tips and tricks Presentations with panel discussion: (70 minutes) (max 7 videos… video 4 min and 6 min discussion)
      • Selected MIS procedures for congenital anomalies
      • Expert commentary and surgical technique breakdown

    Audience Q&A: (10 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr.>Hany Attallah, Director of Minimal Invasive Surgeries – Nile of Hope HospitalVice president of Medical affairs Revo I, Meera company South Korea. Former professor of Robotic and Minimally Invasive Surgery Mercer, University college of Medicine, Georgia, USA

Panelists

  • Prof. Aliaa Rabiae, Assistant professor of Anesthesia and surgical intensive care – Head of pediatric and neonatal surgical anesthesia unit. El-Shatby University hospital
  • Prof. Haitham Badawy, Professor of pediatric urology, Alexandria university – Pediatric sector Head, Egyptian Urological Association
  • Dr. John Meehan, Pediatric General and Thoracic Surgeon and Co-Director of Robotic Surgery at Seattle Children’s Hospital.
  • Prof. Maged Ismail, Professor of Pediatric surgery Al Azhar University
  • Prof. Mohamed Elsawaf, Professor of Pediatric Surgery Tanta University
  • Prof. Sameh Shehata, President of the WOFAPS foundation
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Target Audience

  • Healthcare professionals involved in congenital anomaly management
  • Prominent Pediatric surgeon
  • Pediatric general and Thoracic surgeon
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May 2nd Hall B

Overview

Nutrition plays a critical role in the management of congenital anomalies, both before and after surgical interventions. Optimal nutritional support can significantly enhance growth, development, and recovery outcomes for these patients. This panel will focus on the importance of preoperative and postoperative nutritional care, addressing the specific needs of patients with congenital anomalies. Experts will discuss strategies for managing feeding difficulties, ensuring adequate nutrition, and promoting recovery through tailored nutrition plans.

Panel Structure

    • Duration: 90 minutes
    • Format: Expert presentations + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Rita Dawood – Introduction Talk (10 Min)
    • Expert Presentations: (40 minutes)
    • Nutritional strategies for congenital anomaly patients before surgery
    • Postoperative nutrition for enhancing recovery and growth
    • Addressing feeding challenges and nutritional deficiencies
    • Dietician Donia (Pharos)
    • Discussion: (20 minutes)
    • Audience Q&A: (5 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Rita Dawood, Assistant lecturer of pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition At Alexandria university hospital

Panelists

  • Dr. Fatma Hussien, Nursing Director, Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Dr. Hassan Heshmat, Assistant professor of pediatrics at Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University
  • Dr. Mustafa Rashad, Consultant of Pediatric Surgery at Nile of Hope Hospital, Lecturer of Pediatric Surgery, Alexandria Faculty of Medicine, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England
  • Dr. Omnia Magdy Omar, [Title], [Institution]
  • Dr. Ragia Awad, Pharmacy Manager at Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Dr. Sally Adel, Lecturer of phoniatrics, Otorhinolaryngology department, Alexandria University.

Target Audience

  • Pediatricians and neonatologists
  • Dietitians and nutritionists specializing in pediatric care
  • Surgeons and healthcare professionals involved in the management of congenital anomalies
  • Nurses and healthcare providers involved in patient nutrition
  • Medical students and trainees in pediatric care and nutrition

Overview

Liver transplantation is a life-saving procedure that has evolved significantly with advancements in surgical techniques, immunosuppressive therapies, and post-transplant care. This panel will bring together experts to discuss the latest innovations, challenges in donor selection, surgical advancements, and strategies for improving long-term patient outcomes. Additionally, selected abstracts will be presented to highlight cutting-edge research and clinical findings in the field

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes

    • Format: Panel discussion + Abstract presentations + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Ibrahim Fathy & Dr. Wessam Saeed (5 minutes)
    • Abstract Presentations:
      • Gamal Eltagy (5 minutes)
      • Bassant Elbanna (5 minutes)
      • Heba Mastor (5 minutes)
      • Panel Discussion: (35 minutes)

    Audience Q&A: (15 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Ibrahim Fathy, [Title], [Institution]
  • Dr. Wessam Saeed, Assistant lecturer of Pediatrics, GIT and Hepatology unit, Alexandria University

Panelists

  • Prof. Ahmed ElSabagh, Associate Professor, Transplant and Hepatopancreatobiliary Surgeon, Gastroenterology Surgery and Liver Transplantation Center, Mansoura University, Egypt Vice president of Egyptian Liver Transplant Society (ELTS)
  • Dr. Gamal Eltagy, Head of Pediatric Surgery department Armed forces college of medicine
  • Dr. Hossam Basiony, [Title], [Institution]
  • Dr. Hossam Soliman, [Title], [Institution]
  • Dr.Magdy Lolouh, [Title], [Institution]
  • Prof. Manal Abdelgawad, Professor of Pediatric and Pediatric Hepatology, Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University.

Target Audience

  • Hepatologists and transplant surgeons
  • Gastroenterologists and critical care specialists
  • Anesthesiologists and perioperative care teams
  • Researchers and medical students interested in liver transplantation
  • Nephrologists involved in transplant care
  • Medical researchers and fellows in transplant medicine
  • Transplant coordinators and nurses

Overview

Effective pain management in pediatric patients is essential for improving recovery, reducing hospital stay, managing stress, and enhancing overall patient well-being. This panel will explore best practices in pediatric pain assessment and management, covering pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches. Experts from various disciplines will discuss challenges, innovative treatments, and the role of multidisciplinary collaboration in providing optimal pain relief for children

Panel Structure

  • Duration: 90 minutes

    • Format: Expert presentations + Panel discussion + Audience Q&A
    • Session Breakdown:
    • Opening Remarks: Dr. Ahmed El-Nozahy (5 minutes)
    • Expert Presentations: (50 minutes)
      • Assessment of Pain:
      • Management of pain in PICU talk
      • Neonatal pain management talk
      • Intra/post operative pain management talk
      • Pediatric medical and surgical pain talk
      • Maysa Saber, Associate Professor of Pediatric Nursing, Damanhur University
      • Zeina Amr, Pharmacist, “Where Comfort Meets Caution: Balanced Pain Management in Pediatrics”
      • Hadeer Hassouna
      • Aliaa Rabie
    • Panel Discussion: (20 minutes)
    • Audience Q&A: (5 minutes)

Moderator

  • Dr. Ahmed El-Nozahy, Assistant lecturer of Anesthesia and surgical intensive care, Alexandria University
  • Prof. Marwa Abou Heba, Acting Head of the Pediatric Nursing Department, British University in Egypt

Panelists

  • Prof.  Adham Badieb, Lecturer and consultant of neonatal intensive care, Nile of Hope Hospital
  • Prof. Aliaa Rabiae, Assistant professor of Anesthesia and surgical intensive care – Head of pediatric and neonatal surgical anesthesia unit. El-Shatby University hospital
  • Prof. Hadeer Hassouna, Assistant professor of pediatrics, Consultant of pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) Alexandria University – Consultant of Nile of Hope PICU
  • Prof. Maha Adel, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, British University in Egypt
  • Prof. Rehab Ibrahim, Associate Professor and Head of Pediatric Nursing, Damanhur University

Target Audience

  • Pediatricians and neonatologists
  • Pediatric nurses and healthcare providers
  • Anesthesiologists specializing in pediatric pain management
  • Psychologists and rehabilitation specialists
  • Medical students and trainees in pediatric care
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