The focus on innovative surgery: Bavarian association meets for the first time in the Allgäu

The focus on innovative surgery: Bavarian association meets for the first time in the Allgäu

Bavarian surgeons rely on innovations at the conference in Memmingen

The Bavarian Surgeon Association holds its annual conference for the first time in the Allgäu, more precisely in Memmingen. The conference president Professor Dr. Dr. H.C. Carsten N. Gutt from the Memmingen Clinic emphasizes the importance of innovations, modern information management and highly qualified personnel for the further development of surgery and the satisfaction of the patient.

surgeons from home and abroad at the conference in Memmingen

More than 600 participants from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, and Bavaria's Minister of Health Judith Gerlach, will take part in the conference from July 10th to 12th in the Memmingen town hall. In addition to specialist lectures, practical workshops and seminars are the focus. The motto "Future - Innovative Surgery" is intended to underline the commitment to modernize the subject area.

Discussions on hospital reform and modern technologies planned

A focus of the conference will be the discussion about the controversial hospital reform. Experts from politics and medicine will present different views on outpatient centers and reform plans of the federal government. Other topics of the conference include fractures, hernias, imaging, infectiology, thoracic surgery as well as the use of robotics and artificial intelligence.

Robotics in the focus of surgical interventions in the focus

An expert from Memmingen will explain the advantages of robotics during operations. Operations on esophagus, pancreas, intestines and lungs are often carried out with the support of the "Da Vinci system". According to Professor Gutt, the robotics enable an increase in quality and high -performance medicine in the field of surgery. The chief physician is particularly important to recruit young people and to promote young scientists.

Overall, the conference in Memmingen promises exciting insights into the future of surgery and the use of the latest technologies for the best possible care for patients.

- Nag