KoheiMiyamoto Japan

• SARCOPENIA, MYOSTEATOSIS, AND FRAILTY PARAMETERS TO PREDICT ADVERSE OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY: PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL MULTICENTRE COHORT STUDY
  295-01
  BrittanyPark Speaker New Zealand
• RISK FACTORS OF POOR LONG-TERM OUTCOMES IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH ESOPHAGEAL SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA AFTER MINIMALLY INVASIVE ESOPHAGECTOMY
  295-02
  KoheiMiyamoto Speaker Japan
• PEER PERFORMANCE IN BASIC SURGICAL SKILLS WITH UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT TUTORS
  295-03
  AmerAl Ani Speaker United Arab Emirates
• CESAREANS TO CROCODILE BITES: CASE DIVERSITY AND WORKFORCE ANALYSIS IN A PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL IN SOLOMON ISLANDS
  295-04
  DylanBush Speaker United States
• REDUCTION OF COMPLICATIONS IN SURGICAL PATIENTS THROUGH NEBULIZED DRUGS
  295-05
  Cristian De Jesús García Aguilar Speaker Mexico
• CARBUNCLE MANAGEMENT: A PILOT CONTROLLED TRIAL COMPARING SKIN-SPARING SAUCERIZATION FOLLOWED BY DELAYED PRIMARY CLOSURE VERSUS TRADITIONAL SAUCERIZATION
  295-06
  Nur Syafawani BtGhauth Speaker Malaysia
• PLACE-BASED INNOVATIONS IN RWANDAN UNDERGRADUATE SURGICAL EDUCATION: A DISTRICT HOSPITAL CLINICAL CLERKSHIP FRAMEWORK
  295-07
  BarnabasAlayande Speaker Rwanda
• FRAILTY USING THE CLINICAL FRAILTY SCALE TO PREDICT SHORTAND LONG-TERM ADVERSE OUTCOMES FOLLOWING EMERGENCY LAPAROTOMY: META-ANALYSIS
  295-08
  BrittanyPark Speaker New Zealand
• TWO REALITIES, TWO CONTINENTS: AN ECOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE ON LICHTENSTEIN TECHNIQUE IN PORTUGAL AND BRAZIL
  295-09
  CarlotaMiranda Speaker Portugal