At WINFOCUS, our mission has always been to push the boundaries of ultrasound – educational, clinical, and research all over the world through our shared passion for ultrasound.
This year, we are reverting to a Virtual symposium, the theme will be how ultrasound helps guide the various aspects of clinical procedures and interventions:
What’s new? We are excited to announce two exceptional new sessions, Members and Research choice sessions. The first will have educational content chosen by WINFOCUS members, while the second will set the direction of ultrasound research within WINFOCUS.
Another major component this year is the In-person POW (Point of care Ultrasound)!
There will be something for everyone!
Free attendance offered to their staff and all their crews worldwide
(*program subject to changes)
More than 53 lectures, 62 PoCUS experts from over 23 different countries and representing almost every discipline will gather on December 2nd to present the latest concepts in ultrasonography in two broad tracks.
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Fluids, lines and beyond. Something for anyone who has looked after an acutely unwell patient. Also look out for WINFOCUS’s first ever member choice session. What do colleagues think should be the research priorities for the ultrasound community? Followed by speakers/subjects specifically nominated by our community. Stay a while and listen.
830h – 8:40h
WF world symposium Welcome
Keynote Address
9:00h-11:00h
9:00h
Ultrasound and giving fluids
Conway, Hannah
9:15h
Ultrasound and de-resuscitation
Beaubien-Souligny, William
9:30h
Perfusion and congestion – a balancing act
Corradi, Francesco
9:45h
VEXUS – everyone is talking about it. The new IVC?
Olusanya, Segun
10:00h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A: Optimising organ perfusion
Corradi, Francesco
11:00h-13:00h
11:00h
It is time for the ultrasound-guided axillary vein access
Czarnik, Tomasz
11:15h
Microskills in ultrasound-guided access
Borgquist, Ola
11:30h
The forgotten landmark techniques
Balan, Cosmin
11:45h
Day-to-day practice in ICU – how to teach?
Fazzini, Brigitta
12:00h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A: Debate – In this day and age,
landmark-based technique is indefensible
13:00h-14:00h
14:00h-16:00h
14:00h
Lessons from Radiology – Contrast ultrasound
Yusuff, Timothy
14:15h
Ultrasound for gastric and nutritional assessment
Calatayud, Angel
14:30h
Ultrasound and sleep apnoea
Cortesão, Nuno
14:45h
When do B lines let you down
Baker, Kylie & Kwan, Ben
15:00h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A
16:00h-17:00h
16:00h
Infection control in ultrasound department
Mohamed, Muna
16:15h
Utility of point of care diaphragm ultrasound in patients presenting with symptomatic organophosphate poisoning
Jakus Venter
16:30h
Correlation flow – cerebral oxygen metabolism and difference arterio-cerebral venous CO2 in neurocritical patients
Abdo, Anselmo
16:45h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A
17:00h-18:00h
17:00h
How to do: transcranial doppler
Galarza, Laura
17:15h
Emergency PoCUS: Techniques to Differentiate Causes of Dyspnea
Frenkel, Oron
17:30h
Ultrasound approach to undifferentiated fever in ICU
D-Costa, Pradeep
17:45h
Pediatric ultrasound: what everyone should know
Speaker (TBC)
18:00h-20:00h
18:00h
The sequence of Multi-organ POCUS in shock
Ha, Young-Rock
18:15h
TCD in acute stroke: predicting successful intervention
Sarwal, Aarti
18:30h
Systematic ultrasound in optimizing physiologically difficult airway
Roslan, Nurul Liana
18:45h
Lung ultrasound – what next?
Mongodi, Silvia
19:00h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A: What next? Advanced skillset
20:00h-20:15h
How best to teach? How best to learn. Track 2 tackles these important issues and more. What does the future hold when it comes to artificial intelligence and machine learning? Also in track 2, very special sessions from our Portuguese and Spanish speaking colleagues.
8:30h – 8:40h
WF world symposium Welcome
Keynote Address
9:00h-11:00h
9:00h
Introduction
Teng, David
9:01h
Pediatric POCUS Update
Tay, Ee
9:16h
How we learn?
Nelson, Bret
9:36h
PoCUS Expereince – Delhi, India
Gupta, Dhiren
9:51h
PoCUS Experience – Mexico
Tovar Hirashima, Eva & Mandeep, Dillhon & Reyna, Huerta
10:06h
PoCUS Expereince – England
McCreary, David
10:21h
PoCUS Experience – South East Asia
Yek Kee, Choor
10:36h
Describe the creation and successes of PEPEC
Chicaiza, Henry
11:00h-13:00h
11:00h
Cardiogenic shock
Tavazzi, Guido
11:15h
Acute kidney injury
Vieira, Ana Luisa
11:30h
Traumatic brain injury
Bertuetti, Rita
11:45h
Acute respiratory failure
Laursen, Christian
12:00h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A – How I use ultrasound in…
13:00h-14:00h
14:00h-16:00h
14:00h
Nail-the-Needle: AI-guide needle localization in POCUS
Blaivas, Michael
14:15h
Advancements in AI-POCUS: Spine ultrasound and lumbar puncture
Ungi, Tamas
14:30h
AI in point of care Ultrasound. Where are we going?
Goldsmith, Andrew
14:45h
AI-power up: POCUS devices and clinical applications
Shokoohi, Hamid
15:00h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A
16:00h-17:00h
16:00h
Bloqueo nervioso en trauma
Alvarez, Rodrigo
16:10h
Preguntas y respuestas
Carvajal, Gabriel & Campos Linares, Ricardo & Jara, Fernando Esteban
16:20h
Trauma pulmonar
Rodríguez, Shalim
16:30h
Preguntas y respuestas
Barca, Diego & Garcia, Ivan & Morales, Hernández
16:40h
Neurotrauma
Urrego, Alejandro
16:50h
Preguntas y respuestas
Cantillano, Mauricio & Ballina, Javier Ruiz
17:00h-18:00h
17:00h
Emergencias ginecobstétricas
Hurtado, Laura
17:20h
Status y desarrollo del POCUS en Latinoamérica
Retamal, José
17:30h
Preguntas y respuestas
Prieto, José Luis & Carvajal, Gabriel
17:40h
Evaluación de la volemia y sobrecarga de fluidos
Yazcitk, Sandoval
17:50h
Preguntas y respuestas
Bravo, Pablo & Alonso, Jose
18:00h
Ecografia no desmame ventilatório
Farani, Marcelo
18:15h
Medição do VTI
Barros, Rui
18:30h
Aspectos práticos do protocolo VEXUS
Souza, Tiago
18:45h
Analgesia regional
Rebelo, Humberto
19:00h
LIVE Panel discussion and Q&A
18:00h-20:00h
20:00h-20:15h
On December 3rd, we have organized hands-on ultrasound workshops globally in over 23 countries. In order to maximize PoCUS education accessibility, several of these workshops will be delivered for free in underserved areas of the planet, consistently with WINFOCUS vision and mission. The ultimate goal will be promoting awareness, in the global medical community and in the society at large, of PoCUS and ultrasound practice.
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