18 th International Congress of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy. Programme

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1 18 th International Congress of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy Programme Wisła,

2 Programme overview Session codes: Workshops Plenary sessions Satellite (industry) sessions Poster sessions Refresher sessions Discussion sessions Pro/contra sessions Administrative sessions C1-1 Type of session Day Hall Which session (during a day) Lectures and slides in Polish Polish-speaking lecturers lectures in Polish, slides in Polish and/or English English-speaking lecturers lectures and slides in English Lectures and slides in English Programme overview

3 18 th International Congress of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy Pre-congress Courses and Workshops Wisła,

4 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Publication training W1 Tuesday, 9 th September 2014, , Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 12, floor 3 Course description: Evidence-based medicine cannot exist without reliable data from clinical trials. We would like to create this medicine with research conducted in our country and especially research in our specialty. However, so far Polish anesthesiologists have only a marginal impact on the development of evidence based medicine. Why is it happening? The answer is very simple. To create contemporary evidence-based medicine, it is necessary to face a real challenge - begin to publish scientific papers in the journals indexed by the Philadelphia Institute. Publication in a renowned international scientific journal with a high impact factor is not easy, but it is a source of great satisfaction, it advances the authors scientific career and it could make its authors suddenly recognizable around the world. Scientific work published in a good journal quickly begins to be cited and the presented information can soon become a commonplace of the whole scientific community. The aim of our workshop is to teach writing and assessing scientific papers. This is a unique and a very specific knowledge. How to recognize good and poor quality papers? How to choose the appropriate journal for publication? What are the sections of a scientific paper? How to avoid common mistakes in the publication process and how to communicate effectively with the editorial team? After a series of lectures, participants will be divided into small groups to apply this knowledge in practical exercises. This two-day course (requiring good knowledge of English) will be led by Prof. Elisabeth Wager from UK, medical writer, editor, trainer, and publications consultant, involved in workshops called Masterclass in Scientific Writing, organized regularly by the European Society of Anaesthesiology for young anaesthesiologists interested in scientific writing. It is worth mentioning that within the ESA Council, this initiative came primarily from the representatives of the Visegrad Group countries Poland, Chech Republic, Slovak Republic and Hungary. This year we have a unique opportunity, because in order to take part in such a course there is no need to go to Brussels it is enough to come to Wisła! This outstanding workshop will be organized under the auspices of Abbvie. This company is strongly associated with education in scientific development of our young anesthesiologists. The best proof for that is their recently launched training course for young anaesthesiologists called Club 35.

5 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Faculty: Elizabeth Wager, Former Chairperson, Committee on Publication Ethics, Freelance Publications Consultant, Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire, UK. This workshop is organized under the auspices of Abbvie Tuesday, 9 th September Session I Introduction. Types of publication. Understanding journals Session II Planning your publication: key message, target audience, how long will it take? PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session III Guidelines we must be aware of. Reporting and ethical guidelines: case studies. Wednesday, 10 th September Session IV Writing Methods and Results. Figures and tables Session V Writing the introduction and discussion Session VI Writing the title and abstract: practical exercise Session VII Key sentences. Writing a covering letter. Responding to reviewers. Practical exercises.

6 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Workplace Related Stress - Psychological Workshop W2 Wednesday, 10 th Thursday 2014, , room 1, floor 8 Course description: We live in a fast paced society when we do everything quickly and the boundaries between work and private life tend to disappear. A daily plan is an of endless list of duties where there is no time for rest, so important for the anaesthesiologists, as their daily work is full of stress. The consequences of such a lifestyle may be devastating and result in somatic and psychiatric disorders such as burnout and addictions, ultimately limiting the ability to work. If you would like to learn how you may easily avoid these problems, we invite you to participate in a workshop, where you can anonymously check if you are not already burned out and then under the supervision of specialists you will learn what are the rules of good teamwork, how to cope with stress, what are the basic relaxation techniques and how to avoid conflicts at work. Aleksandra Misiołek, Psychotherapy Office,Barcelona, Spain, Zbigniew Gierlotka, Clinical Department of Psychiatry, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice Wednesday, 10 th Thursday Session I Autodiagnosis using polish version of the Spanish Burnout Inventory Anonymous questionnaire completion and entering data into computable programme ( ) Aleksandra Misiołek Analysis of results ( ) Aleksandra Misiołek Comparison of data acquired in experimental group with literature ( ) Zbigniew Gierlotka

7 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session II Causes and consequences of professional burnout Presentation of theoretical model with consideration of causes and consequences ( ) Aleksandra Misiołek Workplace-related problems identification work in subgroups ( ) Zbigniew Gierlotka, Aleksandra Misiołek Discussion ( ) Zbigniew Gierlotka Session III How to avoid stressful situations? Constructive solutions at workplace. Support groups as a buffer. ( ) Aleksandra Misiołek PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session IV Management of physicians with professional burnout syndrome and methods to deal with stress Relaxation and hypnosis ( ) Zbigniew Gierlotka How to inform family about critical condition or death of a relative. How to deal with feelings of guilt? ( ) Aleksandra Misiołek

8 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Ultrasound in Regional Anaesthesia W3 Tuesday, 9 th September, , Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 6, floor 4 Ultrasound in Regional Anaesthesia COURSE FOR ANAESTHETISTS under the auspices of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy Course required by the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy for the use of ultrasound in Regional Anaesthesia. Course based on workshops in a small group (max. 5 participants). Ultarsound examinations will be conducted on healhty volunteers, needle techniques will be taught on training phantoms. Course description: Ultrasound is used in regional anesthesia for the past 15 years, but only recently has it become extremely popular among anaesthesiologists. It allows for the implementation of regional blockade under direct visualization in real time. As a result it is possible to control the insertion and the final position of of the needle and the injection site of the local anesthetic. To achieve these objectives it is necessary to gain appropriate skills in manipulating the needle in relation to the ultrasound probe. It allows for both tracking the position of the needle and for interpretation of the sonographic view in the anesthetized area with the assessment of target nerve structures. It should be emphasized that the use of ultrasound does not preclude the use of other methods of monitoring the course of anesthesia or confirming safety of regional blockade, such as aspiration before each injection of the regional anesthetic, the use of addition of adrenaline as a marker of intravascular injection, assessment of the required injection pressure, paying attention to the symptoms reported by the patient or finally the use of electrical nerve stimulation. Participation in this two-day workshop, based mainly on practical exercises in small groups, will allow one to achieve real medical benefits from use of ultrasound in regional anaesthesia. It should increase the proportion of successful procedures, reduce the risk of complications arising from needle manipulations, reduce the dose of the local anesthetic, shorten the time required to perform regional anaesthesia, as well as reduce the invasiveness of the procedure. Participants of this course will obtain certification of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy necessary touse ultrasound in regional anesthesia. This workshop will be organized under the auspices of OPTOtech Medical i Aesculap-Chifa. These companies have many regional anesthesia products in their portfolio and decided to be involved in medical education in this field.

9 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Instructors: Radosław Marciniak - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice Ewa Chabierska - Department of Anaesthesiology, Endoscopic Surgery Clinic Sport-Clinic, Żory Jarosław Kurak - Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Independent Public Provincial Hospital of Traumatology, Piekary Śląskie Piotr Nowakowski - Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Czerniakowski Hospital, Warsaw Sponsored by MS Medical and Aesculap-Chifa. Tuesday, 9 th September 2014 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session I Nerve localisation techniques, control of needle position-role of ultrasound in regional anaesthesia ( ) Radosław Marciniak Session II Upper limb blocks ( ) Radosław Marciniak Upper limb blocks - workshops ( ) Radosław Marciniak, Ewa Chabierska, Jarosław Kurak, Piotr Nowakowski Session III Upper limb blocks - workshops ( ) Radosław Marciniak, Ewa Chabierska, Jarosław Kurak, Piotr Nowakowski Lower limb blocks ( ) Jarosław Kurak

10 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Workshops during sessions II and III: Station N 1: Interscalene block, supraclavicular block (30 min.) Station N 2: Infraclavicular block, deep cervical plexus block (30 min.) Station N 3: Axillary block, Mid Humeral block (30 min.) Station N 4: Radial, ulnar and median nerve blocks (30 min.) Wednesday, 10 th September Session IV Lower limb blocks-workshops ( ) Radosław Marciniak, Ewa Chabierska, Jarosław Kurak, Piotr Nowakowski Session V Lower limb blocks-workshops ( ) Radosław Marciniak, Ewa Chabierska, Jarosław Kurak, Piotr Nowakowski Central neuraxial blocks ( ) Ewa Chabierska Paravertebral block and TAP block ( ) Piotr Nowakowski Session VI Central neuraxial blocks, paravertebral block and TAP block - workshops ( ) Radosław Marciniak, Ewa Chabierska, Jarosław Kurak, Piotr Nowakowski Session VII Central neuraxial blocks, paravertebral block and TAP block - workshops ( ) Radosław Marciniak, Ewa Chabierska, Jarosław Kurak, Piotr Nowakowski Review of educational programme on ultrasound of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy Radosław Marciniak

11 Final test ( ) PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Workshops during sessions IV and V: Station N 1: Femoral and femoral tibial nerve block (30 min.) Station N 2: Obturator nerve block, lateral cutaneous femoral nerve block (30 min.) Station N 3: Sciatic nerve blocks (30 min.) Station N 4: Distal common fibular and tibial nerve blocks. Ankle nerve block (30 min.) Workshops during session VI and VII: Station No 1: Central neuraxial blocks (30 min.) Station No 2: Paravertebral block (30 min.) Station No 3: TAP block (30 min.) PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS

12 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Ultrasound in Intensive Care W4 Tuesday, 9 th September, , Wednesday, 10 th September, , room 5, floor 4 Ultrasound in Intensive Care and Emergencies COURSE FOR ANAESTHETISTS under the auspices of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy Course required by the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy for use of ultrasound in Intensive Care and Emergencies Course based on workshops in a small group (max. 5 participants) Ultrasound examinations will be conducted on healhty volunteers, vessel cannulation techniques will be taught on training phantoms. Course description: Ultrasound is revolutionizing our medical specialty today. Echocardiography, lung and abdominal ultrasound, or assessment of the optical nerve diameter are only a few examples of ultrasound applications in the ICU and in emergency medicine. Immediate bedside diagnosis of life-threatening emergencies with ultrasound allows to institute appropriate treatment and to immediately assess its effectiveness. Ultrasoundguided invasive procedures (such as central vein cannulations and thoraco- or pericardio-centesis) start to replace blind landmark techniques. Until recently, ultrasound examination was performed mainly by radiologists and cardiologists, however the introduction of new portable machines and goal-directed protocols popularized ultrasound use by physicians representing various medical disciplines. As a result portable ultrasound is rapidly becoming a modern stethoscope and an essential diagnostic tool in daily practice for anesthesiologists and intensivists. Independent use of this tool in a competent manner however, requires necessary knowledge and skills. Participation in this two-day workshop will be based mainly on practical exercises in small groups and will allow to achieve real medical benefits from use of ultrasound in the intensive care and for life-threatening conditions. Workshops will be carried out by a team of experienced instructors and led by Dr Paweł Andruszkiewicz, President of the Section of Ultrasound and Echocardiography of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care. It will take a form of another Critical Ultrasound course, which is very popular among anaesthesiologists in Poland. Participants of this course will obtain certification of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy for theuse of ultrasound in the intensive care and life-threatening conditions. This workshop will be organized under the auspices of Philips. This company is a manufacturer of excellent equipment dedicated to the needs of anesthesiology and intensive care and also decided to be involved in education of ultrasound for the intensivists.

13 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Instructors: Tuesday, 9 th September 2014 (echocardiography): Dorota Sobczyk - Clinical Department of Interventional Cardiology, John Paul II Specialist Hospital, Jagiellonian University, Krakow Marcin Nosal - Clinical Department of Interventional Cardiology, Krakow Specialist Hospital John Paul II, Jagiellonian University, Krakow Tomasz Kukulski - 1 st Department of Cardiology, Silesian Center for Heart Diseases in Zabrze Dariusz Puszczewicz - Clinical Department of Cardiac Surgery and Transplantology, Silesian Center for Heart Diseases in Zabrze Wednesday, 10 th September 2014 (ultrasound): Paweł Andruszkiewicz, - 2 nd Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Warsaw Jerzy Krzywoń - Department of Vascular Surgery, Krakow Specialist Hospital. John Paul II, Krakow Tomasz Wolny - Clinical Department of Cardiac Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice Artur Adamiec - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Sponsored by Philips Session I FATE protocol - workshops Tuesday, 9 th September Session II FATE protocol - workshops Session III FATE protocol - workshops Workshops during session I, II and III: Station No 1: Parasternal projection long axis view (30 min.) Station No 2: Parasternal projection short axis view (30 min.)

14 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Station No 3: Apical four-chamber projection (30 min.) Station No 4: Substernal projection view (30 min.) Station No 5: Complete FATE examination (30 min.) Station No 6: Parasternal and apical projection views (30 min.) Station No 7: Suprasternal and infrasternal projection views (30 min.) Station No 8: Emergencies in Echocardiography (computer station) (30 min.) Wednesday, 10 th September Session IV FAST protocol, lung ultrasound, vessel cannulation - workshops Session V FAST protocol, lung ultrasound, vessel cannulation - workshops Session VI FAST protocol, lung ultrasound, vessel cannulation - workshops Session VII FAST protocol, lung ultrasound, vessel cannulation - workshops Discussion. Final Test. ( ) Workshops during sessions IV, V, VI and VII: Station No 1: FAST protocol (45 min.) Station No 2: Deep vein assessment (45 min.) Station No 3: Transthoracic lung ultrasound (45 min.) Station No 4: Vessel cannulation (45 min.) Station No 5: Complete FAST examination + report (30 min.) Station No 6: Pathologies detected by FAST (computer station) (30 min.) Station No 7: Complete BLUE examination + report (30 min.) Station No 8: Pathologies detected by BLUE protocol (computer station) (30 min.)

15 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Mechanical Ventilation Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 13, 14, 15, floor 2 W5 Course description: Although intermittent positive pressure ventilation is still a primary method of respiratory support modern ventilators are becoming increasingly complex and their full capabilities are usually not utilized by physicians in the ICU. Better and more precise pulmonary imaging, continuous measurement of physical parameters of mechanical ventilation and a thorough knowledge of pathomechanisms leading to ventilation-induced lung injury greatly increased the role played by the modern ventilator as a tool in the treatment of critically ill patients. The program of this workshop was created after consultation with Prof. Dariusz Maciejewski, the most outstanding Polish expert in mechanical ventilation. At the start we will present basic techniques of mechanical ventilation and issues related to non-invasive ventilation. Later leading manufacturers of modern ventilators (Covidien, Dräger, GE Healthcare / Promed, Hamilton Medical / Ekomark, and Maquet) will present technical solutions used in the latest generation of their flagship products. The workshop will be conducted by prominent experts who have spent many years dealing with issues related to mechanical ventilation. The course will be organized under the joint patronage of Covidien, Dräger, GE Healthcare / Promed, Hamilton Medical / Ekomark and Maquet. These companies are major manufacturers of respiratory equipment for the ICU in our market and they compete with each other on a daily basis but today they decided to join forces and get involved in the education in mechanical ventilation for the anaesthesiologists. Dariusz Maciejewski - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Provincial Hospital in Bielsko-Biała Julia Kolbusz - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, CSK MSW in Warsaw Maciej Sawczuk - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Provincial Hospital in Bielsko-Biała Jarosław Traczyk - Director of Clinical and Product Education, Covidien Europe Janusz Wasilewicz - Ventilation specialist, Dräger Paweł Stypich - Maquet Stefan Gackowski - Ventilation specialist, Ekomark Dorota Szambelan - Ventilation specialist, Promed Krzysztof Kluczek - Ventilation specialist, Philips Sponsored by Covidien, Dräger, GE Healthcare/Promed, Hamilton Medical/Ekomark, Maquet, Philips. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS

16 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Wednesday, 10 th September Session I - Basic Ventilation Techniques Controlled, SIMV and Bilevel mechanical ventilation. Mandatory respiration controlled by volume, pressure and pressure with target volume ( ) Dariusz Maciejewski Spontaneous modes of mechanical ventilation. Spontaneous respiration support techniques-pressure support (PS), volume support (VS). Automatic tube compensation (ATC). Rational use of PEEP ( ) Dariusz Maciejewski Workshops Session II Room 1 Room 2 Room Company 1 Company 2 Company Company 1 Company 2 Company Lunch - Red Restaurant, 1 st floor Workshops Session III Room 1 Room 2 Room Company 1 Company 2 Company Workshops Session IV Room 1 Room 2 Room Company 4 Company 5 Company Company 4 Company 5 Company Workshops Session V Room 1 Room 2 Room Company 4 Company 5 Company 6

17 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Topics covered during workshops: Covidien: Proportional ventilation and IEsync more natural breathing Lecturer /tutor: Jarosław Traczyk Dräger: Weaning off mechanical ventilation SmartCare and MMV Noisy Ventilation Variable PS Lecturer /tutor: Janusz Wasilewicz GE/Promed: Indirect calorimetry and FRC measurements in GE Healthcare ventilators Lecturer /tutor: Dorota Szambelan Hamilton Medical/Ekomark: Adaptive Support Ventilation / IntelliVentASV / P/V curve safe alveolar recruitment Lecturer: Julia Kolbusz Tutor: Stefan Gackowski Philips: Non-invasive ventilation facts and myths Lecturer: Maciej Sawczuk Tutor: Krzysztof Kluczek Maquet: NAVA phrenic nerve-stimulated ventilation Lecturer / tutor: Paweł Stypich PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS

18 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Advanced Hemodynamic Monitoring Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 4, floor 5 W6 Course description: The aging population with increasing number of co-morbidities leads to the emergence of more and more patients with a higher risk of undergoing anesthesia. This situation requires the use of more precise hemodynamic monitoring tools - both in the operating room and in the intensive care units. As a result of these changes advanced hemodynamic monitoring is widely used today not only in centers treating patients with cardiovascular disease. Invasive monitoring remains a gold standard as the most reliable but it is invariably associated with a higher risk of all sorts of complications. With the development of technology many other reliable methods of less invasive monitoring are becoming available and the choice today is very broad. The method used is determined by the type of surgery, the patient, and sometimes - simply the availability of particular equipment in the hospital. Interpretation of the results requires profound knowledge of the specificity of various monitoring methods which should be properly matched to the specific clinical situation. As the available methods are now broad it is sometimes difficult to make a rational choice. Participation in the workshops in the field of advanced hemodynamic monitoring will help to choose the right method of monitoring in your daily practice. Lectures, practical exercises and case presentations will be conducted by experts from the centers already having extensive experience in the field. There will be numerous presentations of cases. The methodology of the course is totally innovative - during previous conferences and symposia this issue has never been analyzed in such a comprehensive and detailed manner. The course will be attended by an exceptionally large group of lecturers from various centers in Poland. Their activities will be coordinated by Prof. Ewa Kucewicz-Czech from the Silesian Center for Heart Diseases in Zabrze and by Prof. Paweł Sobczyński from the Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care at the Medical University in Poznań. This workshop will be organized under the auspices of Edwards Lifesciences. This company is known for its excellent education in the field of hemodynamic monitoring. Ewa Kucewicz-Czech - Clinical Department of Cardiac Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice, Silesian Center for Heart Diseases in Zabrze Paweł Sobczyński - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Clinical Hospital, Poznan University of Medical Sciences Lecturers: Rafał Drwiła, Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, John Paul II Specialist Hospital in Krakow

19 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Arkadiusz Kazimierczak - Department of Vascular Surgery, General Surgery and Angiology, Medical University of Pomerania in Szczecin Bartosz Kudliński - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Józef Struś Hospital in Poznań Marcin Ligocki, Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Clinical Hospital, Poznan University of Medical Sciences Dariusz Onichimowski, Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Provincial Specialist Hospital in Olsztyn Workshops: Piotr Czempik, Clinical Department of Cardiac Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice, Silesian Center for Heart Diseases in Zabrze Wojciech Gola - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, St. Luke s Specialist Hospital in Końskie Justyna Górska, Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Clinical Hospital, Poznan University of Medical Sciences Jarosław Janc, 2nd Clinical Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Independent Public Clinical Hospital No. 1, Wroclaw Medical University Wojciech Kruczak, Clinical Department of Cardiac Surgery, GCM, Hospital Ochojec Rafał Sobański, Clinical Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Military Hospital, Medical University in Łódź Elżbieta Wojarska-Tręda - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Oncology Centre in Gliwice Round table discussion chaired by Prof. Krzysztof Kusza. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Sponsored by Edwards Lifesciences.

20 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Wednesday, 10 th September Session I Introduction Standards, guidelines, recommendations - novel approach to old issues ( ) Paweł Sobczyński Why are we still looking for new techniques to monitor intravascular volume status? ( ) Ewa Kucewicz-Czech Why are we still looking for new techniques to monitor cardiac output? ( ) Rafał Drwiła Hemodynamic optimalization in the operating theatre in non-cardiac patients ( ) Marcin Ligowski Review of available techniques of hemodynamic monitoring ( ) Bartosz Kudliński Hemodynamic monitoring in operating room - new solutions ( ) Wilbert Wesselink Session II Monitoring in the Operating Room - own experiences Assessment of complication-related costs in vascular surgery ( ) Arkadiusz Kazimierczak Own experiences in gastrointestinal surgery, case report ( ) Jarosław Janc

21 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Own experiences in general surgery, case report ( ) Wojciech Gola Own experiences in oncologic surgery, case report ( ) Elżbieta Wojarska-Tręda Own experiences in heart failure monitoring, case report ( ) Wojciech Kruczak Own experiences in cardiac surgery and transplantology, case report ( ) Piotr Czempik Own experiences in abdominal aortic aneurysm surgery, case report ( ) Dariusz Onichimowski Own experiences in vascular surgery, case report ( ) Arkadiusz Kazimierczak Own experiences in vascular surgery, case report ( ) Justyna Górska Own experiences in vascular surgery, case report ( ) Rafał Sobański PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session III When recovery room is not enough - monitoring in the ICU Patient in the ICU when do we choose hemodynamic monitoring with transpulmonary thermodilution? ( ) Dariusz Onichimowski Patient in the ICU when do we choose hemodynamic monitoring with the Swan-Ganz catheter? ( ) Ewa Kucewicz-Czech Discussion

22 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session IV Hemodynamic monitoring of high-risk patients in the OR. Polish standards? Discussion ( ) Krzysztof Kusza, Ewa Kucewicz-Czech, Rafał Drwiła, Paweł Sobczyński, Dariusz Onichimowski Session V Workshops hemodynamic monitors ( )

23 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Nutritional Support in Intensive Care Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 4, floor 5 W7 Course description: Appropriate supply of calories to the ICU patient is one of the most overlooked issues that can have a decisive influence on the final outcome. The consequences of inappropriate feeding include immune system disorders as well as cardiovascular, respiratory, metabolic and surgical complications which all determine the survival of the critically ill patient. The use of properly selected nutritional therapy requires not only a broad knowledge of the metabolic processes of the human body but also individual, timeconsuming calculations of daily caloric intake. During this workshop we will present consequences associated with inadequate nutrition in the critically ill patient, algorithms for selecting appropriate ways and methods of nutrition, available nutritional products and complications associated with nutritional treatment. This always popular pre-congress course will be conducted by eminent Polish experts in the field of nutritional therapy. This course will be organized under the auspices of Fresenius Kabi. This company has many nutritional products in their portfolio and would like to become involved in educating medical professionals in the field of nutritional therapy. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Stanisław Kłęk - Department of General and Oncological Surgery, Stanley Dudrick Specialist Hospital in Skawina Katarzyna Karwowska - 1 st Clinical Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Poznan University of Medical Sciences Kinga Szczepanek - Department of General and Oncological Surgery, Stanley Dudrick Specialist Hospital in Skawina Teresa Korta - 2 nd Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Warsaw Katarzyna Matysiak-Luśnia - Medical University in Wrocław Sponsored by Fresenius Kabi Polska.

24 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Wednesday, 10 th September Session I Malnutrition and its assessment Malnutrition and its consequences. Indications for nutritional support in ICU ( ) Katarzyna Matysiak-Luśnia Nutritional and metabolic state assessment in the ICU ( ) Katarzyna Karwowska Session II Planning and implementation of nutritional support Planning of nutritional support. Formulae available for nutritional support ( ) Kinga Szczepanek Implementation of nutritional support in ICU - enteral feeding problems and controversies ( ) Stanisław Kłęk Session III Problems with nutritional support Refeeding syndrome. Glycemic abnormalities in the ICU ( ) Kinga Szczepanek Session IV Complications associated with nutritional support in the ICU Fluid and electrolyte disturbances ( ) Teresa Korta Complications of nutritional support in the ICU ( ) Teresa Korta

25 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Extracorporeal Blood Purification W8 Tuesday, 9 th September, ; Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 10, floor 3 Under of auspices of Department and Clinic of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Collegium Medium, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Bydgoszcz Prof. Krzysztof Kusza Course description: Renal replacement therapy is now part of modern intensive care. New developments have also extended the use of blood purification techniques beyond renal replacement therapy to the treatment of multiple organ dysfunction. Technological progress in this particular field is so huge that sometimes it is very hard to keep up. Fresenius Medical Care, associated with the education in renal replacement therapy techniques for many years, decided to adapt their succesful and famous CRRT School to the needs of the XVIII International Congress of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Therapy as a pre-congress course. Due to the variety of topics this course is planned as a two-day workshop. In the programme there is an overview of all the possible issues associated with extracorporeal blood purification treatment in the intensive care unit. The outstanding level of this course is guaranteed by the names of distinguished experts from various centers in Poland invited to cooperate in this training. This workshop will be organized under the auspices of Fresenius Medical Care. This company is clearly and very actively involved for many years in the medical education of renal replacement therapy. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Moderator: Dariusz Szurlej - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice Lecturers: Barbara Adamik - Clinical Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Wroclaw Medical University Jacek Anand Sein - Department of Clinical Toxicology, Medical University of Gdansk Jowita Biernawska - Clinical Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Unit of Acute Poisoning, Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin Mirosław Czuczwar - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Lublin

26 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Tomasz Gaszyński - Department of Emergency Medicine and Disaster Medicine, Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Lodz Wiesław Królikowski - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, University Hospital in Krakow Łukasz Krzych - Clinical Department of Cardiac Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice Bartosz Kudliński - Intensive Care Unit, Multi-Specialty Municipal Hospital in Poznan Krzysztof Kusza - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Nicolaus Copernicus University Collegium Medicum in Bydgoszcz Andrzej Kübler - Clinical Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University in Wroclaw Małgorzata Mikaszewska-Sokolewicz - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Warsaw Dariusz Onichimowski - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn Mariusz Piechota - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, W. Biegański Provincial Specialist Hospital in Lodz Grażyna Piskunowicz - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Nicolaus Copernicus University Collegium Medicum in Bydgoszcz Konstanty Szułdrzyński - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, University Hospital in Krakow Agnieszka Węgrzyn - University Clinical Center, Medical University of Gdansk Maciej Żukowski - Clinical Department of Anesthesiology, Intensive Care and Acute Poisoning, Pomeranian Medical University in Szczecin Workshops sponsored by Fresenius Medical Care. Tuesday, 9 th September Session I Water retention. Acute kidney injury (AKI) part I Overhydration as an independent risk factor of mortality ( ) Bartosz Kudliński

27 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session II Water retention. Acute kidney injury (AKI) part II Cardiorenal syndrome - pathophysiology and treatment ( ) Jowita Biernawska Epidemiology and diagnosis of acute kidney injury in critically ill patients ( ) Małgorzata Mikaszewska-Sokolewicz Patient with AKI - candidate for diuretics? ( ) Grażyna Piskunowicz Session III Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) Vascular access for CRRT ( ) Tomasz Gaszyński Optimalisation of CRRT ( ) Łukasz Krzych Nutritional support during CRRT ( ) Dariusz Onichimowski How to avoid complications during CRRT? ( ) ( ) Mirosław Czuczwar PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Wednesday, 10 th September Session IV Extracorporeal Blood Purification (EBP) Non-food alcohol intoxications - problem not only of toxicologist ( ) Jacek Anand Sein Extracorporeal liver function support ( ) Mariusz Piechota HIT syndrome in the ICU ( ) Maciej Żukowski

28 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Session V Therapeutic aphaeresis and extracorporeal oxygenation in ICU Aphaeresis in ICU ( ) Konstanty Szułdrzyński LDL-cholesterol aphaeresis ( ) Agnieszka Węgrzyn Use of CRRT and ECMO in acute respiratory distress syndrome management ( ) Wiesław Królikowski Session VI Current issues CRRT A.D Current issues regarding renal replacement therapy strategy in the ICU ( ) Krzysztof Kusza Session VII Extracorporeal blood purification in sepsis Endotoxaemia in critically ill-diagnosis and treatment ( ) Barbara Adamik Rationale for use of extracorporeal blood purification in severe sepsis and septic shock ( ) Andrzej Kübler Discussion, summary ( ) Dariusz Szurlej N.B. Workshops are to be held before course opening (Tuesday and ) or optionally at the booth of Fresenius Medical Care during the course of the Congress

29 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Difficult Airway Management Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 11, floor 3 W9 WORKSHOPS FOR ANAESTHESIOLOGISTS AND EMERGENCY MEDICINE PHYSICIANS Under the auspices of the Section of Airway Management of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Course based on workshops in small groups (each group max.5 participants) Course description: The can t intubate can t ventilate situation is one stressful, resulting in mortality directly attributed to anesthesia. Anesthetic assessment before anesthesia allows to predict the difficulty of intubation and prepare tools for difficult intubation available in the workplace. However, there are patients in whom the available scale does not indicate difficult intubation, while direct laryngoscopy completely fails to show the entry to the trachea. It is worth to be prepared for such difficult situations therefore we invite you to participate in our workshop on the difficult airway management. The programme of this workshop was prepared by Prof. Tomasz Gaszyński together with a team of experienced lecturers. Course participants will be able to learn about the available equipment for difficult intubation and how to appropriately use this equipment. Afterwards participants will have hands-on experience by repeatedly intubating mannequins using these tools. This will allow the participants to become familiar with the procedures that should help them to keep calm and ensure the safety of the patient. This worshop will be organized under the auspices of Storz. This company has numerous equipment for difficult intubation in their portfolio and would like to become involved in the education in difficult airway management. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Tomasz Gaszyński - President of the Section of Airway Management of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Instructors: Bartosz Horosz - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, CMKP, Warsaw Anna Rupniewska-Ładyko - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, CMKP, Warsaw Jakub Jakubiak - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Lodz

30 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Witold Żaryski - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Lodz Dawid Aleksandrowicz - Section of Airway Management of the Polish Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Sponsored by Medim (Storz). Wednesday, 10 th September Session 1: - training sessions* Session 2: - training sessions* Session 3: - Unanticipated difficult airway algorithm Tomasz Gaszyński 15:00-16:30 Session 4: - training sessions* *Training sessions during sessions 1, 2, 4: Station No 1: Videolaryngoscopes Station No 2: Fibreoptic stylets Station No 3: Fiberoptic intubation Station No 4: Rescue methods to establish airway and ventilation Station No 5: Difficult intubation scenarios Groups of 6 will rotate every 20 minutes between stations.

31 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS From Diagnosis to Treatment - Infections in the ICU Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 2, floor 5 W10 Course description: In the era of multiple vaccinations civilized countries have greatly reduced or even eliminated all most dangerous infectious diseases. Unfortunately, today this place begins to be filled with the epidemic of sepsis. This is due to an aging population, the prevalence of chronic diseases, immune system disorders and frequent use of antibiotics. Inappropriate use of antibiotics may also sometimes result from insufficient or outdated medical knowledge. This in turn leads to the development of multidrug-resistant microorganisms. Proper control and diagnosis of infections as well as the rational use of antibiotics are the key elements of a properly functioning ICU. It is always worth to verify and update medical knowledge in this area. Congress atendees interested in this subject are invited to participate in this excellent pre-congress course run by experts in this field. During this course participants will be able to gain a complete understanding of the pathomechanisms of infection and sepsis, modern microbiological diagnostics and the principles of appropriate antibiotic selection and treatment. The course will be organized under the auspices of Pfizer. This company is not only a manufacturer of many drugs used to fight the most dangerous pathogens in the ICU and would like to become involved in the education in microbiology and antibiotic therapy for anesthesiology and intensive care physicians. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Andrzej Kübler - Clinical Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University in Wroclaw Małgorzata Mikaszewska-Sokolewicz - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Warsaw Tomasz Ozorowski - National Programme for the Protection of Antibiotics, National Drugs Institute in Warsaw Ewa Trejnowska - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Provincial Medical Center in Opole Agnieszka Misiewska-Kaczur - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Hospital of Silesia in Cieszyn Maciej Nowacki - Medical Manager Pfizer Polska sp. z o.o., Warsaw Sponsored by Pfizer.

32 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Wednesday, 10 th September Session I Infections in ICUs Infections in ICUs. Leading problem and cause of complications ( ) Andrzej Kübler Is it really infection? How to properly diagnose infection? ( ) Małgorzata Mikaszewska-Sokolewicz Session II Microbiological diagnostics Microbiological diagnostics - how to identify the enemy? ( ) Tomasz Ozorowski Diagnostic tools for invasive candidiasis ( ) Maciej Nowacki Session III Antibiotic therapy guide - part I How to treat using available antibiotics? ( ) Ewa Trejnowska Session IV Antibiotic therapy guide- part II How to choose appropriate antibiotic? ( ) Agnieszka Misiewska-Kaczur Discussion ( )

33 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Perioperative Optimalisation of Coagulation Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 7, floor 4 W11 Course description: Coagulation is a complex process involving platelets, clotting factors and plasma. Problems associated with haemostasis are very important for physicians involved in perioperative medicine. Coagulation disorders due to genetic mutations are present in tens of thousands of Poles, but there are around 250,000 new cases of acute coronary syndromes in Poland every year, so even more important is a group of patients with platelet dysfunction caused by antiplatelet agents. Oral anticoagulants are also increasingly used therefore anesthesiologists often have to face problems associated with the diagnosis and treatment of various types of coagulation disorders. Although knowledge of the coagulation system, diagnosis of coagulation disorders and drugs affecting haemostasis is difficult and extensive, every problem can be presented in a simple and understandable way. Congress atendees interested in this subject are invited to participate in this excellent pre-congress course run by experts in this field. Course participants will be able to gain a comprehensive knowledge of coagulation system, diagnosis of coagulation disorders and drugs affecting haemostasis as well as become familiar with the current guidelines on the management of severe perioperative bleeding. The excellent team of experts will try to present these issues in a simple and understandable way. This pre-congress course will be organized under the auspices of Baxter. This company is not only a manufacturer of many drugs used in the management of coagulation disorders and bleeding and would like to become involved inthe education in the field of coagulation disorders for anesthesiology and intensive care physicians. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Waldemar Machała - Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, Medical University of Lodz Łukasz Krzych - Clinical Department of Cardiac Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Medical University of Silesia in Katowice Teresa Iwaniec - 2 nd Clinical Department of Internal Medicine, Jagiellonian University in Cracow Jerzy Ratajczak - Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, M. Sklodowska-Curie Institute of Oncology in Warsaw Joanna Zdziarska - Clinical Department of Hematology, Jagiellonian University in Cracow Sponsored by Baxter.

34 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Wednesday, 10 th September Session I Introduction Coagulation from haematologist s perspective-physiology and pathophysiology ( ) Joanna Zdziarska Coagulation from anaesthetist s perspective-physiology and pathophysiology ( ) Jerzy Ratajczak Session II Drugs affecting coagulation and coagulation disorder diagnostics Drugs affecting coagulation ( ) Łukasz Krzych Coagulation diagnostics in a nutshell ( ) Teresa Iwaniec Session III Products affecting coagulation Coagulation disorder management what s available? Review of products ( ) Joanna Zdziarska Session IV Coagulation disorder management according to EBM Current bleeding management guidelines ( ) Łukasz Krzych Bleeding management guidelines a practical approach ( ) Waldemar Machała

35 PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Workshop on Therapeutic Hypothermia Wednesday, 10 th September 2014, , room 8, floor 4 W12 Course description: Therapeutic hypothermia, defined as the controlled decrease of core body temperature to C for hours, is one of the few interventions that improve survival after cardiac arrest with a satisfactory neurological outcome. Current resuscitation guidelines recommend the use of therapeutic hypothermia in all patients after cardiac arrest (regardless of rhythm or location), which remain comatose after resucitation. Unfortunately, according to a recent survey, the proportion of intensive care units using therapeutic hypothermia in Poland is currently only 21.7%. This situation should improve soon as therapeutic hypothermia procedure is now additionally financed by Polish healthcare system. One of the conditions for obtaining such funding is, however, undergoing a certified training. Congress Organizers decided to facilitate the implementation of this requirement and offer a certified training course in therapeutic hypothermia, as one of our precongress courses. Anaesthesiologists from the Upper Silesian Medical Centre in Katowice, who were the first in our country to use therapeutic hypothermia, will present the pathophysiology of changes occurring after cardiac arrest and the current position of hypothermia in resuscitation guidelines. Further they will present the practical aspects of carrying out the procedure - its course, phases and potential complications. During this pre-congress course participants will become familiar with the equipment and all the methods of therapeutic hypothermia available in Poland. The course will be organized under the joint patronage of Bard, Polimed, Medica VERA, Veromed. These companies are important manufacturers of therapeutic hypothermia equipment and products on our market and they compete with each other on a daily basis. This time however, they decided to join forces and get involved in the education of anaesthesiologists and intensive care phycicians in the field of therapeutic hypothermia. PRE-CONGRESS COURSES AND WORKSHOPS Wojciech A. Rychlik - Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care with cardiological supervision, GCM in Katowice Janusz Siedy - Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care with cardiological supervision, GCM in Katowice Sponsored by Bard, Polimed, Medica VERA, Veromed