The overview of bronchology and interventional pulmonology

  Education and training of bronchology and interventional pulmonology

  Inovations of bronchology and intervetional pulmonology in the past 20 years

  Precisional medicine and interventional pulmonology

  AI application in bronchology and interventional pulmonology

  Interventional strategy of central airway stenosis

  Interventional therapy for COPD

  Bronchial thermoplasty of asthma

  Pleural diseases and their management

  Transthoracic needle biopsy and its application

  Early lung cancer treatment

  Lung cancer staging

Lung cancer diagnostic technologies

  Safety and complciation of bronchoscopic techniques.

  The management of tracheal / bronchial fistulas to the esophageal and pleural spaces.

  Rare airway diseases

  Brachytherapy and other radiotherapy for malignant thoracic conditions.

  Difficult airway management  

  Airway Stents application, complication and extraction

  Rigid vs flexible bronchoscope

  The interventional therapy of tracheal or bronchial tuberculosis

  The education of bronchology and interventional pulmonology

  From bench to bedside: the translational medicine in bronchology and interventional

  Cross talks between interventional pulmonologist and related disciplines.

  Prevention and treatment of Infection during and after bronchoscopic and interventional

 

  Biopsy, re-biopsy in the treatment of lung cancer

  Biopsy strategy of lung cancer relating to molecular targeted therapy and immunotherapy

  Interventional diagnosis of diffuse parenchymal lung diseases

  Anesthesia and interventional pulmonology

  Navigation technologies in the diagnosis of pulmonary nodules

  Cleaning and disinfection of bronchoscope and thoracoscope

  Laboratory technologies relating to bronchology and interventional pulmonology

  Case puzzle

  Video festival

  Pulmonary vascular diseases and interventional therapy

Describe the appropriate strategies for diagnosis, staging, tissue acquisition preparation and interpretation, and treatment, including standard chemotherapy, molecular targeted therapy and immunotherapy, for late stage lung cancer 

Describe the appropriate evaluation and diagnosis of pulmonary nodules including various navigational technologies, and bronchoscopic ablation technologies. 

Describe the latest approaches to the diagnosis and management of diffuse lung disease including the use of imaging, cryobiopsies, surgical lung biopsies and anti-fibrotic therapy. 

Define the proper management of malignant and benign airway diseases including tracheobronchial esophageal fistulas, tracheobronchomalacia, idiopathic subglottic stenosis, and tuberculosis induced stenosis using various airway stents, lasers and surgical options including tracheal transplantation. 

 Describe the appropriate management of pleural diseases including complicated pleural effusions, malignant pleural effusion, empyema, and exudative pleural effusions of uncertain etiology using small bore chest tubes, tunneled pleural catheters, lytic therapy, pleuroscopy and video assisted thoracic surgery. 

 Describe the implementation of a lung cancer screening program in high risk populations. 

Describe the appropriate evaluation and treatment of various pediatric benign and malignant airway disorders including airway foreign bodies, tracheobronchomalacia, tracheobronchostenosis, and tracheobronchial fistulas. 

Define the appropriate management of various esophageal disorders including gastroesophageal reflux, esophageal strictures and eosinophilic esophagitis. 

Describe the management of difficult asthmatics including the use inhalation strategies, monoclonal antibodies and bronchial thermoplasty. 

Define the use of the various bronchoscopic lung volume reduction devices in the management of severe emphysema. 

Define the educational requirements for Interventional Pulmonary training programs, and curriculum for pulmonary procedure courses. 

Describe the evaluation and management strategies for disorders of the mediastinum including fibrosing mediastinitis. 

Describe the current approaches to management of laryngotracheal stenosis and vocal cord dysfunction. 

Define the airway complications of lung transplantation and their appropriate management.

 Abstracts should have a clear hypothesis and methodology, list all author names and institutions, and designate a corresponding author.

The body of text can be a maximum of 400 words and include 1 figure or table as an image file. Tables and figures do not count towards the total word count.

 Abstracts should be written in a structured format and include: Title, Authors names, Authors affiliations, Background, Methods, Results, and Conclusion.

 Case reports are also acceptable and should be identified as such on the submission form. Case reports should be structured as follows: Title, Authors names, Authors affiliations, Background, Case report, and Conclusion.

 The abstracts title should begin with a capital letter followed by lower case lettering.

 Oral presentations are 7 minutes with 3 minutes for questions.

 PowerPoint presentations may be used. 

 Text, figures, and images may be included.

 Posters may be laminated.

 Recommended size of poster is 80 cm x 160 cm

All abstract language submissions must be submitted in English.
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 Please make sure all the submitted information is accurate before the submission deadline.
 Only the accepted abstracts of fully registered and paid presenters can be included in the final scientific program. The presenting author is expected to attend the conference and present his/her oral or e-Poster presentation.
 Deadline for Abstracts,Wideo Festival: July 31, 2020.
Notification of Acceptance  
All abstracts submitted online will be reviewed by the Scientific Committee.
Abstracts may be selected for oral presentation, Poster/e-Poster presentation, published only.
Information regarding acceptance will be sent to the abstract submitter before January 31, 2020.
Instructions for preparation of oral and e-Poster presentations will be sent together with the acceptance notification.
The first author must present his/her presentation.
The presenting author is required to ensure that all co-authors are aware of the content of the abstract.
Please note that all abstracts accepted for presentation will be published on the website prior to the conference.