After almost three years of the pandemic, in November 2022, pediatric surgeons came together in Moscow for the traditional Forum at the Izmailovo Hotel. The program of the plenary session of the forum included the presentation of the annual prize named after S.D. Ternovsky For a great contribution to the development of domestic pediatric surgery, which was awarded to Professor V.A. Novozhilov. Within the framework of the plenary session, a report dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of Girey Alievich Bairov was also presented. The topic of neonatal surgery was actively discussed both in the plenary report of Professor D.A. Morozov Surgery of newborns in the Russian Federation, and in the discussion format of the schools of pediatric surgeons in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Video session How I do it. A workshop was held for the main childrens, which touched upon the unresolved issues of the specialty, in particular the problem of providing surgical care to children by general surgeons. The extensive program of the three days of the forum included symposiums, round tables and master classes on topical issues of pediatric surgery. The forum was attended by 1,706 specialists from 14 countries. The audience of participants has significantly expanded due to remote broadcasting, the duration of which was 43.5 hours. On the final day of the Forum, a traditional competition of research papers for young scientists took place.
The VIII Forum of Pediatric Surgeons of Russia was a large-scale event covering the actual problems of our specialty. Presented reports and discussions showed directions for further scientific development and introduction of advanced medical technologies into practice.
The VII Forum of Russian Pediatric Surgeons was held in a hybrid format on October 2123, 2021, in Moscow in the auditoriums of two childrens hospitals. The program of the plenary session of the forum included the presentation of the annual award S.D. Ternovsky For a Great Contribution to the Development of Domestic Pediatric Surgery, which was awarded to Professor V.G. Geldt. Within the framework of the forum, a symposium Organization of pediatric surgical care in Russia and a working meeting of the Russian Association of Pediatric Surgeons were held, at which the status of pediatric surgery as a specialty was discussed, and reports of members of the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Arts on the activities in 20192021 were heard. The video session How I Do It aroused the genuine interest of all participants both directly in the audience and online (1,045 people). A total of 1568 specialists from 15 countries took part in the forum. Within 4 days of the forum, 138 speakers presented 154 reports. On the final day of the forum, a traditional competition for research works by young scientists took place.
The Forum of Russian Pediatric Surgeons contributes to the broad promotion of innovative ideas and technologies and the integration of domestic specialists into the international professional space. All forum reports are available on the Internet.
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