
ISFGS APAC Chapter 2025 – 4th Annual Meeting of the ISFGS Asia-Pacific Chapter 22 July, Manila, Philippines.
This year’s theme is “Mastery in Surgery: Merging Approaches for Enhanced Care.”
This year’s theme is “Mastery in Surgery: Merging Approaches for Enhanced Care.”
LYMPHATIC SURGERY @ TRAINING ROOM, SKH PERFORMED BY:
DR ALLEN WONG
CONSULTANT, PLASTIC, RECONSTRUCTIVE & AESTHETIC SURGERY SERVICES, SKH
DR BALDWIN YEUNG
HEAD & SENIOR CONSULTANT, UPPER GASTROINTESTINAL AND BARIATRIC SERVICE, SKH
The meeting will focus on key topics shaping the future of surgical imaging, including what’s new in fluorescence imaging, the role of adjunctive technologies, and the latest innovations enhancing imaging precision and effectiveness.
The congress theme is: Modern HPB Surgery: When Innovation Becomes Standard. They aim to highlight the rapid advancements in our field and the transition of cutting-edge innovations into everyday clinical practice. The programme will showcase the latest breakthroughs and explore how these innovations are shaping the future of HPB surgery.
With “Educating The Next Generation of Surgical Oncologists” as congress theme, they aim at highlighting the importance of training, mentorship, and empowering young surgeons.
33rd international congress of the European Association for Endoscopic Surgery (EAES) that will be held in Belgrade, Serbia from Tuesday 17 June through Friday 20 June 2025, in corporation with the Serbian Association for Endoscopic Surgery (UEHS).
Congress theme: Energy!
The programme will offer in person sessions, debates, symposia, workshops, live surgery, mystery cases, YO sessions, YO lounge, plus updates on all ophthalmic sub-specialties.
The WSRM congress will cover surgical treatment of patients with complex injuries involving skin, muscle, tendons, nerve, and bone, where sections of living skin, muscle and bone are transplanted from one part of the body to another.
The DCK is a platform for interdisciplinary exchange and cooperation between different surgical fields. Experts from a wide range of surgical disciplines can come together to share and develop their innovative ideas and best practices.
18 – 19 March, the ISFGS Foregut Symposium will be held. This year’s program will again include an updated extensive review of artificial intelligence, machine learning and robotic surgery, and how surgeons from around the globe are incorporating these tools of the future into their practices today.