WINFOCUS World Congress 2022

We are delighted and excited to announce the 17th WINFOCUS World Congress as an unparalleled event taking places in the
first week of December 2022.

In 2021, WINFOCUS organized the first-of-its-kind Virtual Congress attended by more than 18,800 people from over 120 countries,
with the endorsement of more than 130 national and international scientific and academic institutions. It fulfilled WINFOCUS‘s mission by providing educational access to providers of every specialty in every region and at every skill level. The format gave equal access (for free) to sonologists in the richest and poorest countries avoiding the expense and environmental impact
of air travel.

This year we aim to do better. Because ultrasound remains a physical art as well as a science, we have sought to re-establish hands-on training as a part of the fabric of our congress while recognizing the “new reality” of unpredictable travel restrictions
in the post-COVID era.

The WINFOCUS World Congress 2022 (WFWC 2022) will blend
in-person and online content, into a unique, unprecedented hybrid, multi-venue, multi-lingual scientific event consisting
of 4 distinct components:

  • A second on-ground component, in Antalya, will be represented by a stripped-down in-person Congress (IPC) on the 3rd and 4th of December, run jointly with the 8th Eurasian Congress
    on Emergency Medicine (EACEM – www.eacem.org/en/) and the 18th Turkish Congress on Emergency Medicine (EMAT).
  • A Virtual Congress (VC) will run concurrently with the on-ground Congress on Saturday and Sunday the 3rd and 4th
    of December. One unique aspect is that this year again
    the VC is being offered for free to large part of the healthcare community.
  • Finally, on December 3, there will be a fourth major component of the 2022 World Congress consisting of continuously running in-person ultrasound Courses more than 90 locations from Australasia in the east across the globe to the countries
    of the western hemisphere: the “Point-Of-care One-world Workshop” (POW!). 

The international, interdisciplinary, panel of experts that has
been gathered will deliver a truly unique range of scientific
and educational content to the global healthcare community.

 

WINFOCUS is the international standard-bearer for PoCUS providing support, promotion and education for all in our field.
The 2022 World Congress promises to deliver an unprecedented amount of ultrasound scientific and educational content presented by amazing teachers from all parts of the world.

Welcome to Antalya! Welcome a world of PoCUS!
Welcome to WFWC 22!

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Anthony J. Dean
Anthony J. Dean

WINFOCUS Congress Scientific Chair
WINFOCUS General Secretary
Emeritus Professor of Emergency Medicine and of Emergency Medicine in Radiology
Division of Emergency Ultrasonography
Department of Emergency Medicine
University of Pennsylvania Medical Center
Philadelphia, PA – USA

Gabriele Via
Gabriele Via

WINFOCUS Congress Chair and Scientific Co-Chair
WINFOCUS President
Senior Consultant
Cardiac Anesthesia and Intensive Care
Istituto Cardiocentro Ticino
Ente Ospedaliero Cantonale
Lugano – SWITZERLAND

Arif Hussain
Arif Hussain

WINFOCUS Congress Co-Chair
WINFOCUS Past-President
Head of Cardiac Critical Care
Consultant in Cardiac Anesthesia
King Abdulaziz Medical City
Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA

17th WINFOCUS World Congress

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Scientific committee

Anthony Dean
Chair
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Gabriele Via
Co-Chair
Lugano – SWITZERLAND
Adrian Wong
London – UK
Guido Tavazzi
Pavia – ITALY
Julina Noor
Kuala Lumpur – MALAYSIA
Arif Hussain
Riyadh – KSA
Hamid Shokoohi
BOSTON – MA, USA

Segun Olusanya
London – UK
Elzén Josefin
Stockholm – SWEDEN
Rajkumar Rajendram
Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA
Alberto Goffi
Toronto – CANADA
Stig Holm Ovesen
Aarhus – DENMARK
Mateusz Zawadka
Warsaw – POLAND
Magali Gauthey
Geneva – SWITZERLAND

Organizing committee

Gabriele Via
Chair
Lugano – SWITZERLAND
Arif Hussain
Co-Chair
Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA
Lawrence Melniker
New York City, NY, USA
Miguel Montorfano
Rosario – ARGENTINA

Davide Neri
WF General Manager
Milan – ITALY
Cristina Recasens
WF Secretariat
Barcelona – SPAIN
Quim Fuster Rams
WF Secretariat
Barcelona – SPAIN

Join the world’s largest PoCUS event of the year!

Winfocus World Congress 2022: 4 events in one

Winfocus Virtual Congress

1. Virtual Congress (VC)

More than 250 PoCUS experts from over 70 countries and representing almost every discipline will gather on December 3 and 4 to present the latest concepts in ultrasonography in four broad tracks.

In Track 1 PoCUS for the specialist: new science and the cutting edge.

In Track 2 PoCUS for the Generalist: Honing Skills, Refining Practice.

In Track 3 Neighbors and friends: sharing the PoCUS space with other societies and groups.

In Track 4 Deconstructing Babel: Regions and countries speak in their own language about their own issues.

This year we have designed a schedule in which every presentation starts on the hour, at 20 minutes past, or 40 minutes past, so that registrants will have the maximum flexibility to jump from one session and track to another, to hear the presentations of their choice.
Each session will conclude with a live panel in which the presenters will field questions in real time. To further broaden access, dedicated sessions will be held in Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Chinese Mandarin and Other languages.

Winfocus In Person Congress

2. In Person Congress (IPC)

On December 3 and 4, Track One of the virtual congress will be presented live in Antalya, Turkey, in partnership with the Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT).

Top experts, clinicians and researchers will connect from all corners of the globe to present the latest PoCUS knowledge on a wide range of topics. They will also deliver the most engaging PoCUS teachings reflecting their experience in various healthcare scenarios and settings.

Each session will conclude with Q&A from the live and the remote audience, moderated by in person expert panels in Antalya.

Winfocus In Person Workshop

3. In Person Workshops (IPW)

On December 1 and 2 we will be presenting in Antalya in-person live workshops on a wide range of material to up to 180 trainees at a time over 15 hours of Pre-Congress Workshops.
An international faculty of PoCUS experts from across the globe will deliver practical teaching on several applications of up to date bedside ultrasound practice, including:

  • Focused Cardiac Ultrasound (FoCUS)
  • Cardiac doppler ultrasound for hemodynamic diagnosis and monitoring (More than Focus)
  • Lung Ultrasound and Diaphragmatic Ultrasound (LUS & DUS)
  • Basic Multi-Organ Ultrasound in acute settings (Basic Ultrasound Basic Life Support, USLS Basic)
  • Musculoskeletal Ultrasound for emergency medicine (MSK-US)
  • Nerve Blocks for emergency medicine (US-Nerve)
  • Transesophageal Focused Cardiac Ultrasound for Cardiac Arrest (TE-FoCUS)
  • Ultrasound for emergency procedural guidance (US-Procedures)
  • A multi-topic highly interactive PoCUS workshop with the best international experts (The “PoCUS Bazaar”)
PoCUS One world Workshop

4. PoCUS One-world Workshop (POW!)

On December 3, we have organized hands-on ultrasound workshops stretching from the Far East to the West Coast of the Western hemispheres across 18 time zones, with nearly 100 separate training sites and over 2,500 trainees scheduled to receive PoCUS training on that day alone.

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.

We have given these workshops the acronym POW “Point-Of-care One-world Workshop” in the hope of invoking the spirit of a Marvel comic superhero who deals with enemies of truth and progress with a well-placed POW! The workshops will link to the Antalya Congress in various forms.

The ultimate goal will be promoting awareness, in the global medical community and in the society at large, of PoCUS and ultrasound practice and education as a continual force for the good. December the 3rd will be in fact celebrated as “World PoCUS Awareness Day” worldwide.

General Plan

Vicki Noble

Keynote Address

When Disruptive Technology Becomes Mainstream

Vicki Noble, MD

Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine
University Hospitals Cleveland,  OH, USA
Professor, Case Western Reserve School of Medicine

Faculty

Prestigious faculty from 70+ countries

(complete list coming soon)

view complete list (under construction)

Enyo Ablordeppey
St. Louis, MO – USA
Cecilia Acosta
Buenos Aires – ARGENTINA
Dinesh Addala
Oxford – UK
Robert Adrian
Boston, MA- USA
Nour Al Jalbout
Boston, MA – USA
Hamad Al Mahdi
Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA
Mohammad Al Shamsi
Muscat – OMAN
Stefano Albani
Trieste – ITALY
Jodi Allen
London – UK
Rodrigo Álvarez Calderón
Puebla – MEXICO
Tony Anile
Catania – ITALY
Michael Armstrong
Portland, OR – USA
Robert Arntfield
Ontario – CANADA
Paul Atkinson
Saint John, NB- CANADA
Angel Augusto Pérez-Calatayud
Mexico City- MÉXICO
Jacob Avila
Lexington, KY – USA
Aftab Azad
Doha – QATAR
Burcu Azapoğlu Kaymak
Istanbul – TURKEY
Caitlin Azzo
Boston, MA – USA
Jon Babasa
Manila- PHILIPPINES
Mike Blaivas
Columbia – USA
Cameron Baston
Philadelphia, PA – USA
William Beaubien-Souligny
Montreal – CANADA
Karim Bendjelid
Geneve – SWITZERLAND
Ron Berant
Petah Tikva – ISRAEL
Andrej Bergauer
Ljubljana – SLOVENIA
Maximo Bernabeu
Sevilla – SPAIN
Temesgen Beyene
Addis Ababa – ETHIOPIA
Micheal Blaivas
Columbia, SC – USA
Joseph Bonney
Kumasi – GHANA
Paul Bornemann
Columbia, SC – USA
Belaïd Bouhemad
Dijon – FRANCE
Emma Bowcock
Sydney – AUSTRALIA
Pablo Bravo Figueroa
Santiago de Chile – CHILE
Raoul Breitkreutz
Frankfurt -GERMANY
Enrico Brunetti
Pavia – ITALY
Brian Buchanan
Edmonton, AB – CANADA
Rasha Buhumaid
Abu Dhabi – UAE
Caroline Bullen
Harefield- UK
Joshua C Reynolds
Grand Rapids, MI – USA
Juan Antonio Calderón
Monterrey – MEXICO
Luis Campos
Torrelavega – SPAIN
Ricardo Campo
Puertollano – SPAIN
Mojtaba Chahardoli
Hulhumalé – REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES
Matt Chan
Portland, OR – USA
Juan Carlos Chachques
Paris – FRANCE
Yangong Chao
Beijing – CHINA
Mojtaba Chardoli
Hulhumalé – REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES
Michelle Chew
Toronto – CANADA
Tsui Chi Leung
Tuen Mun – CHINA
Lv Chuanzhu
Hainan – CHINA
Vito Cianci
Padova – ITALY
Gian Cibinel
Turin – ITALY
George Condous
Sidney – AUSTRALIA
Jim Connolly
Newcastle – UK
Joanne Cleland
Glascow – UK
Hannah Conway
Leicester – UK
Francesco Corradi
Pisa – ITALY
Ria Dancel
Chapel Hill, NC – USA
Lee Day
Columbia, SC – USA
Liu Dawei
Beijing – CHINA
Anthony J.Dean
Vientiane – Lao PDR
André Denault
Montreal – CANADA
Chen Dechang
Shanghai – CHINA
Mark Deutchman
Aurora, CO – USA
Jose Diaz-Gomez
Houston, TX – USA
Grainne Donnelly
Enniskillen – UK

Ghislaine Douflé
Toronto, ON – CANADA
Nani Draman
Kubang Kerian- MALAYSIA
Muna Dushti
Kuwait – KUWAIT
Óscar Edgardo Díaz 
San Pedro Sula – HONDURAS
Emma Ellis
Auckland – NEW ZELAND
Onyinyechi Eke
Boston, MA – USA
Shaik Farid Abdull Wahab
Kubang Kerian – MALAYSIA
Abiola Fasina-Ayoola
Lagos – NIGERIA
Brigitta Fazzini
London – UK
Daniel Fontana Pedrolo
Lisbon – PORTUGAL
Christoph Ganter
Zurich – SWITZERLAND
Fergus Gardiner
Canberra – AUSTRALIA
Luna Gargani
Pisa – ITALY
Magali Gauthey
Geneva – SWITZERLAND
Dmitry Gavrilenko
Gomel – REPUBLIC OF BELARUS
Caroline Gebhard
Basel – SWITZERLAND
Martin Girard

Raphael Giraud
Geneva – SWITZERLAND
Ryan Gioretti 
New York – USA
Alberto Goffi
Toronto – CANADA
Andrew Goldsmith
Boston. MA – USA
Tatjana Golob-Gulic
Maribor – SLOVENIA
Deepak Govil
New Dehli – INDIA
Sachin Gupta
New Dehli – INDIA
Nur Hafiza Yezid
Kedah – MALAYSIA
Mohamad Hafis Sakan
Melaka – MALAYSIA
Kasia Hampton
Keiserlautern – GERMANY
Thomas Händl
Garmisch-Partenkirchen – GERMANY
Tim Harris
Doha – QATAR
Korbin Haycock
Loma Linda, CA – USA
Simon Hayward
Blackpool – UK
Søren Helbo Skaarup
Aarhus – DENMARK
Tom Heller
Lilongwe – MALAWI
Dorothea Hempel
Mainz – GERMANY
Mohammad Hirzallah
Houston, TX – USA
Beatrice Hoffmann
Boston, MA – USA
Ju-Young Hong
Seoul – South Korea
Richard Hoppmann
Colchester – UK
Calvin Huang
Boston, MA – USA
Arif Hussain
Riyadh – KSA
Sue Innes
Columbia, SC – USA
Shamsuriani Jamal
Kuala Lumpur – MALAYSIA
Won-Joon Jeong
Daejeon – KOREA
Gordon Johnson
Portland, OR – USA
Peter Juhl-Olsen
Aarhus – DENMARK
Jacqueline Kagima
Nairobi – KENYA
Kenichi Katabami
Sapporo- JAPAN
Sharon Kay
Sydney – AUSTRALIA
Polina Kayumova
Tashkent – UZBEKISTAN
Dan Kaminstein
Atlanta, GA – USA
David Kessler
New York, NY – USA
Kathleen Khoo
Singapore – SINGAPORE
Andrew Kirkpatrick
Calgary – CANADA
Prisca Kizito
Mbarara- UGANDA
Papa Kojo Mbroh
Cape Coast – GHANA
Minna Kohler
Boston,MA – USA
Abhilash Koratala
Milwaukee, WI – USA
Wojciech Kosiak
Gdansk – POLAND
Amol Kothekar
Mumbai – INDIA
Chen Kuo-Chih
Taipei – TAIWAN
Hein Lamprecht
Cape Town – SOUTH AFRICA
Hanna Latta
Wellington – NEW ZELAND
Vincent Lau
Ontario – CANADA
Cristian Laursen
Odense – DENMARK
Julie Leviter
New Haven, CT – USA
Andrea Lewis
Pueblo, Co – USA

Nicholas Lim
Singapore – SINGAPORE
Andrew Liteplo
Boston, MA – USA
Rainer Litz
Augsburg – GERMANY
Shan Liu
Boston, MA – USA
Rachel Liu
New Haven, CT – USA
Vsevolod Lykhin
Moscow – RUSSIA
Irene Ma
Calgary – CANADA
Manpreet Malik
Atlanta, GA – USA
Iskhakov Manas
Bishkek – KYRGYZSTAN
Tommaso Manciulli
Pavia – ITALY
Ana Margarida Ferreira
Porto – PORTUGAL
Benji Mathews
Minneapolis, MN – USA
Paul Mayo
New York, NY – USA
Anna Maw
Denver, CO – USA
Gabin Mbanjumucyo
Kigali – RWANDA
Cian McDermott
Dublin – IRELAND
Lianne McLean
Toronto – CANADA
Massimiliano Meineri
Leipzig – GERMANY
Larry Melniker
New York – USA
Julio Mijangos
Guadalajara – MÉXICO
Ashley Miller
Shrewsbury – UK
Gregory Mints
New York, NY – USA
Jeanette Mladenovic
Portland, OR – USA
Felipe Montelongo
Mexico City – MÉXICO
Lisandro Montórfano
Weston, FL – USA
João Moreira Pinto
Coimbra – PORTUGAL
Alejandro Moya Álvarez
San José – COSTA RICA
Anne Mugera
Nairobi – KENYA
Christofer Muhr
Stockholm – SWEDEN
José Muniz Pazeli Júnior
Ouro Preto – BRAZIL
Manal Mustapha
Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA
Peiman Nazerian
Florence – ITALY
Bret Nelson
New York, NY – USA
Aleskandar Neskovic
Belgrade – SERBIA
Vandana Niyyar
Atlanta, GA – USA
George Ntoumenopoulos
Sydney – AUSTRALIA
Vicki Noble
Cleveland – OH
Seong-Beom Oh
Cheonan – KOREA
Olusegun Olusanya
London – UK
Timo Oosterveld
Stockholm – SWEDEN
Sam Orde
Sydney – AUSTRALIA
Joseph Osterwalder
San Gallen – SWITZERLAND
Seiro Oya
Shizuoka – JAPAN
Stefano Paglia
Milano – ITALY
Nova Panebianco
Philadelphia, PA – USA
Jakob Pansell
Stockholm – SWEDEN
Debra Paoletti
Canberra – AUSTRALIA
Jun Sung Park
SOUTH KOREA
Nayana Parange
Adelaide – AUSTRALIA
Niccolò Parri
Pisa – ITALY
Alicia Pastor Navarro
Albacete – SPAIN
Bruno Pereira
Campinas – BRAZIL
Kevin Piro
Portland, OR – USA
Stefan Posth
Odense- DENMARK
Effie Polyzogopoulou
Athens – GREECE
Susanna Price
London – UK
Bobi Prabowo
Tulungagung – INDONESIA
Gregor Prosen
Maribor – SLOVENIA
Eduardo R Argaiz
Mexico City – MÉXICO
Siraj Rajkumar Rajandram
Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA
Sara Raquel Martins
Porto Alegre – BRAZIL
Sarah Ramer
Halifax, NS – CANADA
Nathaniel Reisinger
Philadelphia, PA – USA
Frank Rasulo
Brescia – ITALY
Joshua Reynolds
Grand Rapids, MI – USA
Jafary Rezan
Melbourne – AUSTRALIA
Vânia Ribeiro
Porto – PORTUGAL
Antonio Riera
New Haven, CT – USA
Joachim Richter
Berlin – GERMANY

José de Jesús Rincón Salas
Mexico City – MÉXICO
Chiara Robba
Genoa – ITALY
Shalim Rodríguez
Lima- PERÚ
Pieter Roel Tuinman
Amsterdam – NETHERLANDS
Philippe Rola
Montreal – CANADA
Gregorio Romero-González
Barcelona – SPAIN
Antonio Rubino
Cambridge – UK
Jon-Emile S. Kenny
New York, NY – USA
Ángel Sánchez Guerrero
Madrid – SPAIN
Aarti Sarwal
Salem, MA – USA
Satomi Senoo
Yokohama – JAPAN
Gonzalo Serralta
Madrid – SPAIN
Joy Shen-Wagner
Columbia,SC – USA
Hamid Shokoohi
Boston, MA – USA
Shanthosh Sivapathan
Sydney – Australia
Bruno Souza Soares
Barbacena – BRAZIL
Youdong Sohn
Seoul – KOREA
Nilam Soni
San Antonio, TX – USA
Rory Spiegel
Washington, DC – USA
Breanna Spring
Canberra – AUSTRALIA
Shrikanth Srinivasan
New Dehli – INDIA
Richard Svalstedt
Stockholm – SWEDEN
Erik Su
Houston, TX – USA
Janet Sugut
Dar es Salaam – TANZANIA
Gentle Sunder Shrestha
Katmandu – NEPAL
Francesco Taccari
Rome – ITALY
Damien Tagan
Vevey – SWITZERLAND
Temirov Talgat
Astana – KAZAKHSTAN
Hayato Taniguchi
Yokohama – JAPAN
Tiago Tavares de Abreu
Porto – PORTUGAL
Guido Tavazzi
Pavia – ITALY
Dave Teng
New York, NY – USA
Felipe Teran
New York, NY – USA
Tobias Todsen
Copenhagen – DENMARK
Aude Tonson la Tour
Geneva – SWITZERLAND
Juan Torres
Madrid – SPAIN
Francesca Trovato
London – UK
David Troxler
Basel – SWITZERLAND
Marco Umaña
San José – COSTA RICA
Christophe Vandenbriele
Leuven – BELGIUM
Leonardo Vera
Rosario – ARGENTINA
Luigi Vetrugno
Chieti – ITALY
Gabriele Via
Lugano – SWITZERLAND
José Alonso Viladot
Barcelona – SPAIN
Tomas Villen
Madrid – SPAIN
Giovanni Volpicelli
Turin – ITALY
Bodo Wagner
Mikkeli – FINLAND
Michael Wagner
Greenville, SC – USA
Grace Wanjiku
Nairobi- KENYA
Manni Waraich
London – UK
Jim Watchorn
London – UK
James Wilcox
Greenville, SC – USA
Jason Williams
Atlanta, GA – USA
Brandon Wiley
Rochester, MN – USA
Jonathan Wilkinson
Northampton – UK
Adrian Wong
London – UK
Tanping Wong
New York, NY – USA
Adriana Yock-Corrales
San José – COSTA RICA
Mateusz Zawadka
Warsaw – POLAND
Laurent Zieleskiewicz
Marseille – FRANCE
Henry E. Wang
Columbus – USA

Co-Chairs

Virtual Congress Agenda

(All times Antalya time, GMT+3)

Track one

Track 1: PoCUS for the specialist, new science, and the cutting edge

What is new in ultrasound?  New approaches, new uses, new ideas, new applications?  What lies beyond the horizon? What new tools are being developed? How will new forms of connectivity, AI, and machine learning affect future directions of PoCUS?   What new scientific information is there to topple the shibboleths of PoCUS?  Are you heading for the frontier? Check out this Track for a taste of what might be in store for you there. All sessions will include 20 to 40 minutes of panel discussion in which you will be able to share your knowledge and insights as well as your doubts and concerns.

Day one (December 3rd)

08:15 (GMT +3)

WF WC 2022 Welcome

 

08:20 (GMT +3)

Presidential Address

 

08:35 (GMT +3)

Congress Soundtrack

 

08:40 (GMT +3)

Keynote Address: When disruptive technology becomes mainstream

Vicki Noble

 

09:00 – 20.00 (GMT +3)

Congress Sessions

How is technology changing ultrasound practice?

09:00 (GMT +3)

Will machine learning lead to ultrasound evaluation of every patient everywhere?

Mike Blaivas (Columbia,NC – USA)

09:20 (GMT +3)

ONSD automation using image analysis and machine learning techniques

Mohammad Hirzallah (Houston,TX – USA)

09:40 (GMT +3)

Hemodynamics and wearable ultrasound

Jon-Emile S. Kenny(New York,NY – USA)

10:00 (GMT +3)

Inferior vena cava edge tracking echocardiography: a promising tool with applications in multiple clinical settings

Stefano Albani (Trieste – ITALY)

10:20 (GMT +3)

When insonation meets backpropagation: An overview of deep learning and POCUS

Robert Arntfield (Ontario – CANADA)

10:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

How is technology changing ultrasound teaching?

11:00 (GMT +3)

Metaverse in PoCUS education

Luis Campos (Torrelavega- SPAIN)

11:20 (GMT +3)

Teleproctoring: tech for teaching and mentoring

Nicholas Lim (Singapore – SINGAPORE)

11:40 (GMT +3)

Enabling the willing Telementored self performed ultrasound ( is there a new menber on the team )

Andrew Kirkpatrick (Calgary – CANADA)

12:00 (GMT +3)

The machine as teacher: AI feedback for learners of heart and lung PoCUS

Cameron Baston (Philadelphia, PA – USA)

12:20 (GMT +3)

Let your students take the wheel – how to create an inspirational and thriving environment for pocus

Timo Oosterveld & Richard Svalstedt (Stockholm – SWEDEN)

12:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

13:00 (GMT +3)

Lunch Break

Creating the science: point-of-care ultrasound research for the next generation - Part I

14:00 (GMT +3)

The SHOC-ED Study: a global research conversation on designing and executing and international RCT in ultrasound

Paul Atkinson & Hein Lamprecht (Saint John, NB & Cape Town – CANADA & SOUTH AFRICA)

14:20 (GMT +3)

The role of small scale high-quality clinical trials in PoCUS science

Adrian Wong (London – UK)

14:40 (GMT +3)

Ways to build a culture of collaborative ultrasound research

Hamid Shokoohi (Boston, MA – USA)

15:00 (GMT +3)

Point/ counterpoint: arguments for and against RCTs in PoCUS science

Giovanni Volpicelli (Turin – Italy) & Cristian Laursen  (Odense – DENMARK)

15:20 (GMT +3)

Moderated panel discussion of issues relating to RCTs

Cristian Laursen  (Odense – DENMARK), Giovanni Volpicelli (Turin – ITALY), Hamid Shokooi (Boston, MA- USA) & Adrian Wong (London -UK)

15:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Hamid Shokooi (Boston, MA USA) & Adrian Wong (London -UK)

Ultrasound in medical education

16:00 (GMT +3)

Leveraging ultrasound training for a varied professional career

Bret Nelson (New York, NY – USA)

16:20 (GMT +3)

Gamification of ultrasound: the sonogames experience

Rachel Liu (New Haven, CT – USA)

16:40 (GMT +3)

Student today, leader tomorrow . What have we gained from teaching ultrasound?

Timo Osterveld & Rickard Svalstedt (Stockholm – SWEDEN)

17:00 (GMT +3)

Summary of findings of consensus document on ultrasound in medical education

Richard Hoppman (Columbia, SC – USA)

17:20 (GMT +3)

Impact of the ICC on medical education

Jeanette Mladenovic (Portland, OR – USA)

17:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Don't be late for the BUS! Brain ultrasound beyond the walls of the neuro ICU

18:00 (GMT +3)

Butterflies in the brain: introduction to NeuroPoCUS

Vincent Lau (Ontario – CANADA)

18:20 (GMT +3)

Brain ultrasound and ventilator settings

Chiarra Robba (Genoa – ITALY)

18:40 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound for the evaluation of intracranial pressure

Manni Waraich (London – UK)

19:00 (GMT +3)

Brain trauma care from the ED to the SICU: basic skills for intensivist. Conclusions of the ESCIM concensus conference

Aarti Sarwal (Salem, MA – USA)

19:20 (GMT +3)

Novel intraoperative point-of-care ultrasound applications in brain tumor surgery

Mojtaba Chardoli (Hulhumalé – REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES )

19:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

20:00 (GMT +3)

Adjourn

Day two (December 4th)

08:30 (GMT +3)

Welcome back to WF WC 2022

 

08:35 (GMT +3)

PoCUS Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony

 

08:50 (GMT +3)

Raffle Winner Announcement

 

09:00 – 22.00 (GMT +3)

Congress Sessions

Evolving uses of PoCUS in the surgical setting

09:00 (GMT +3)

PoCUS for Intra-abdominal Hypertension at the SICU

Bruno Pereira (Campinas – BRASIL)

09:20 (GMT +3)

Focused perioperative TOE in non-cardiac surgery

Antonio Rubino (Cambridge – UK)

09:40 (GMT +3)

Preoperative focused cardiac ultrasound screening in non-cardiac surgery. Pleasing the anesthesiologist or changing patient outcome?

Peter Juhl-Olsen (Aarhus – DENMARK)

10:00 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound meal accommodation test in critically ill patients with and without feeding intolerance UMAT-ICU

Ángel Augusto Pérez-Calatayud (Mexico City – MÉXICO)

10:20 (GMT +3)

Canadian recommendations for training and performance of perioperative PoCUS

Massimiliano Meineri (Leipzig – GERMANY)

10:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Ultrasound in cardiopulmonary arrest and peri-arrest

11:00 (GMT +3)

Diagnostic accuracy of PoCUS in cardiac arrest

Joshua Reynolds (Grand Rapids, MI – USA)

11:20 (GMT +3)

Pneumothorax detection with lung ultrasound in cardiac arrest. What is the evidence?

Raoul Breitkreutz (Frankfurt – GERMANY)

11:40 (GMT +3)

Peri-arrest echocardiography: Timing, technique, teamwork

Susanna Price (London – UK)

12:00 (GMT +3)

ECMO, ECLS and echography. Best friends forever

Ghislaine Douflé (Toronto,ON – CANADA)

12:20 (GMT +3)

Transesophageal Echo as a tool for realtime optimization in CPR: interim report of an ongoing multicenter registry

Felipe Teran (New York, NY – USA)

12:40 (GMT +3)

Peri-arrest evaluation by TTE & TEE: cases, pearls and pitfalls

Katie Burns (Nashville, IL – USA)

13:00 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

13:20 (GMT +3)

Lunch Break

Disseminating the science: point-of-care ultrasound research for the next generation - part II

14:20 (GMT +3)

From the perspective of the reviewers: what do they look for in a manuscript

Alberto Goffi (Toronto,ON – CANADA)

14:20 (GMT +3)

The young researcher’s perspective on manuscript preparation, submission and the review process

Mateusz Zawadka (Warsaw – POLAND)

14:40 (GMT +3)

Burying the hatchet in ultrasound research: an excercise in collaboration not competition

Hamid Shokoohi (Boston, MA – USA)

15:00 (GMT +3)

Why we don’t publish much PoCUS research

Henry E. Wang (Columbus, OH – USA)

15:20 (GMT +3)

Rejection sucks! How to choose a target journal for your ultrasound article?

Rajkumar Rajendram´s (Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA)

15:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

From the duty cycle to the respiratory cycle. How ultrasound assists in the management of mechanical ventilation

16:00 (GMT +3)

PoCUS use for lung recruitment and PEEP setting

Belaid Bouhemad (Dijon – FRANCE)

16:20 (GMT +3)

Cardiac and lung ultrasound to predict weaning failure

Luigi Vetrugno (Chieti –  ITALY)

16:40 (GMT +3)

Muscle ultrasound to assess respiratory effort and predict weaning failure

Pieter Roel Tuinman (Amsterdam – NETHERLANDS)

17:00 (GMT +3)

A proposed lung ultrasound and phenotypic algorithm for the care of COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory failure

Martin Girard

17:20 (GMT +3)

Hocus PoCUS and CARDS tricks to detect shunt

Rajkumar Rajendram (Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA)

17:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

The belly of the beast: how and when to use abdominal ultrasound to optimize patient care

18:00 (GMT +3)

New approaches to optimizing perfusion of the kidney

Jim Watchorn (London – UK)

18:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS for the splanchnic circulation: diagnostic tool and therapeutic target

Francesco Corradi (Pisa – ITALY)

18:40 (GMT +3)

Imaging the liver using ultrasound beyond dilated ducts

Francesca Travaso (London – UK)

19:00 (GMT +3)

Bowel PoCUS: beyond just a “gut feeling”

Michael Armstrong (Portland, OR – USA)

19:20 (GMT +3)

Early selective point-of-care ultrasound in the evaluation of a surgical acute abdomen

Hamid Shokoohi (Boston, MA – USA)

19:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Not a drop too little, not a drop too much. Walking the high wire of adequate perfusion without congestion in fluid management

20:00 (GMT +3)

VExUS assessment in the management of chronic heart failure

Philippe Rola (Montreal – CANADA)

20:20 (GMT +3)

VExUS assessment in the emergency department

Korbin Haycock (Loma Linda, CA – USA)

20:40 (GMT +3)

VExUS assessment in the intensive care unit

Rory Spiegel (Washington, DC – USA)

21:00 (GMT +3)

VExUS assessment in nephrology

William Beaubien-Souligny (Montreal – CANADA)

21:20 (GMT +3)

VExUS assessment in the perioperative setting

Andre Denault (Montreal – CANADA)

21:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

22:00 (GMT +3)

Final remarks

Track two

Track 2: PoCUS for the generalist; honing skills, refining practice

Why do the top athletes in the world spend hours a week with trainers who have never won a major competition? Which of us knows so much about ultrasound that we cannot profit from the insights and experience of others? Tune in to Track 2 to put a new edge on tried and tested tools; to refresh, refine, recalibrate and generally spruce up your ultrasound practice. All sessions will include 20 to 40 minutes of panel discussion in which you will be able to share your knowledge and insights as well as your doubts and concerns.

Day one (December 3rd)

08:15 (GMT +3)

WF WC 2022 Welcome

 

08:20 (GMT +3)

Presidential Address

 

08:35 (GMT +3)

Congress Soundtrack

 

08:40 (GMT +3)

Keynote Address: When disruptive technology becomes mainstream

Vicki Noble

 

09:00 – 00:20, Dec 4 (GMT +3)

Congress Sessions

"Think Globally, scan locally" Individual threats and common solutions from around the world

09:00 (GMT +3)

The role of ultrasound in caring for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova

Andrew Liteplo (Boston, MA – USA)

09:20 (GMT +3)

Point-of-care ultrasound in resource limited settings: the PURLS fellowship

Dan Kaminstein (Atlanta, GA – USA)

09:40 (GMT +3)

Congenital heart disease in remote Myanmar and Timor Leste: an ultrasound training and screening program to guide children to a healthier future

Sharon Kay (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)

10:00 (GMT +3)

My practice: how PoCUS narrows diagnosis, accelerates decision-making, and decreases patient costs

Papa Kojo Mbroh (Cape Coast – GHANA)

10:20 (GMT +3)

Global point-of-care ultrasound education and training: new perspectives

Onyinyechi Eke (Boston, MA – USA)

10:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Ultrasound in the management of undifferentiated critical illness in the ED

11:00 (GMT +3)

Past is prologue: ultrasound in the evaluation of undifferentiated chest pain

Luna Gargani (Pisa – ITALY)

11:20 (GMT +3)

Haemodynamic assessment in shock

Ashley Miller (Shrewsbury – UK)

11:40 (GMT +3)

Airway Ultrasound

Jacob Avila (Lexington, KY – USA)

12:00 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound in less common and unexpected causes of shock

Tim Harris ( Doha – QUATAR)

12:20 (GMT +3)

It’s tearing me apart, doctor! PoCUS driven approach to acute aortic syndromes

Peiman Nazerian (Florence – ITALY)

12:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

13:00 (GMT +3)

Lunch breack

Abolishing "undifferentiated shock" in your ICU. Ultrasound for the management of ongoing shock

14:00 (GMT +3)

Differentiating undifferentiated cardiogenic shock with ultrasound

Caroline Bullen (Harefield -UK)

14:20 (GMT +3)

How to assess mechanical complications of acute myocardial infarction

Karim Bendjelid (Geneve – SWITZERLAND)

14:40 (GMT +3)

Dynamic LVOT obstruction: both cause and effect in septic shock

Sam Orde (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)

15:00 (GMT +3)

ARDS and right ventricular dysfunction: can US guide us between Scylia and Charybdis

Emma Bowcock (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)

15:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS guided hemodynamic monitoring of the critical pregnant woman and the critical parturient

Laurent Zieleskiewicz (Marseille – FRANCE)

15:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

PoCUS in Hospitalist practice

16:00 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound in measuring sarcopenia and frailty to predict falls in elderly population

Shan Liu (Boston, MA – USA)

16:20 (GMT +3)

Acute kidney injury. PoCUS guided assessments of patients with AKI

Irene Ma (Calgary – CANADA)

16:40 (GMT +3)

Hospitalist PoCUS consult services

Jason Williams & Anna Maw (Atlanta, GA and Denver, CO – USA)

17:00 (GMT +3)

Hospitalist Use of POCUS Around the Globe: a conversation

Victoria Vatsvaag (Stavanger – NORWAY), Issac Armstrong (Portland, OR -USA), Taro Minami & Toru Yamada (Tokyo – JAPAN), Gordon Johnson (Portland, OR -USA), Michelle Fleshner (Aurora, CO -USA)

17:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

The kids are alright! Updates in PoCUS practice in pediatrics

18:00 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound use for monitoring recruitment and preventing atelectasis in anesthetised children

Cecilia Acosta (Mar del Plata – ARGENTINA)

18:20 (GMT +3)

Fracture ultrasound in kids from wrist to sternum

David Troxler (Basel – SWITZERLAND)

18:40 (GMT +3)

Hey Baby, what´s on your mind..

Ron Berant (Petah Tikva – ISRAEL)

19:00 (GMT +3)

PocUS for intussusception diagnosis

Antonio Riera (New Haven, CT – USA)

19:20 (GMT +3)

Differentiating etiologies of pneumonia with lung ultrasound

Krystian Sporysz (Gdansk – POLAND)

19:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Ultrasound for managing the septic patient

20:00 (GMT +3)

Septic cardiomyopathy

Sam Orde (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)

20:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS as a tool in the evaluation of undifferentiated sepsis in the ED

Cian McDermott (Dublin – IRELAND)

20:40 (GMT +3)

Pocus and Draining Bad Stuff

Phillipe Rola (Montreal – CANADA)

21:00 (GMT +3)

PoCUS for empyema management

Dinesh Addala (Oxford – UK)

21:20 (GMT +3)

Lung US in the septic patient

Creagh Boulger (Columbus, OH – USA)

21:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

"My ankles are swollen, my sugar's high, and I'm short of breath, doctor." Brave new world! Ultrasound in ambulatory practice

22:00 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound in preventative care: AAA screening

Andrea Lewis (Indianapolis, IN – USA)

22:20 (GMT +3)

Lumps and bumps. Doctor, What is this?

Joy Shen-Wagner (Columbia, SC – USA)

22:40 (GMT +3)

Musculoskeletal ultrasound in ambulatory care

James Wilcox (Greenville, SC – USA)

23:00 (GMT +3)

Left ventricular hypertrophy in chronic hypertension

Dr. Paul H. Bornemann (Columbia, SC – USA)

23:20 (GMT +3)

Impactful pregnancy related ultrasound in primary care

Mark Deutchman (Aurora, CO – USA)

23:40 (GMT +3)

Screening for valvular disease in ambulatory practice

Tatjana Golob-Gulic (Maribor – SLOVENIA)

00:00 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

00:20, Dec 4 (GMT +3)

Adjourn

Day two (December 4th)

08:30 (GMT +3)

Welcome back to WF WC 2022

 

08:35 (GMT +3)

PoCUS Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony

 

08:50 (GMT +3)

Raffle Winner Announcement

 

09:00 – 00:00, Dec 5 (GMT +3)

Congress Sessions

PoCUS insights from physical therapists and allied health practitioners

09:00 (GMT +3)

How ultrasound is advancing the remit of physical therapy in the management of pelvic floor dysfunction

Grainne Donnelly (Enniskillen – UK)

09:20 (GMT +3)

How I use ultrasound to assess critically ill patients on the wards. An advanced care practitoner’s perspective

Brigitta Fazzini (London – UK)

09:40 (GMT +3)

Developing an autonomous physical therapy practice through MSK PoCUS

Sue Innes (Colchester – UK)

10:00 (GMT +3)

Lung ultrasound: taking respiratory physical therapy to the next level

Simon Hayward (Blackpool – UK)

10:20 (GMT +3)

Yes, PoCUS is a more accurate diagnostic tool but, can we implement it?

George Ntoumenopoulos (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)

10:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

To our hosts: tips from Turkey on how PoCUS can change specialty practice

11:00 (GMT +3)

POCUS-related Emergency Physician Satisfaction: Two Cases in Procedural Ultrasound (Central Venous Catheterization & Pericardiocentesis)

Burcu Azapoğlu Kaymak (Istanbul – TURKEY)

11:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS related emergency physician satisfaction. Two cases in difficult diagnosis (pulmonary embolism & aortic dissection)

Agit Akgül (Istanbul – TURKEY)

11:40 (GMT +3)

PoCUS related patients satisfaction. Two cases in access to sonography (ectopic pregnancy & deep vein thrombosis)
Emre Şancı (Kocaeli – TURKEY)

12:00 (GMT +3)

PoCUS related patients satisfaction. Two cases in decrease in length of stay (abdominal aortic aneurysm & retinal detachment)
Merve Ekşioğlu (Istanbul – TURKEY)

12:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS related hospital administration satisfaction. Economical issues (cholelithiasis & urolithiasis)
Süleyman İbze (Antalya – TURKEY)

12:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

13:00 (GMT +3)

Lunch break

Can somebody please turn on the light? PoCUS for procedural guidance

14:00 (GMT +3)

Tips and tricks in US guided arterial line placement

Gugliemo Imbriaco (Bologna – ITALY)

14:20 (GMT +3)

Fabrication and characterization of tissue mimicking phantoms for ultrasound guided cannulation training

Jafary Rezan (Melbourne – AUSTRALIA)

14:40 (GMT +3)

No one knows the landmarks anymore. Resurrection of ultrasound guided subclavian cannulation

Mateusz Zawadka (Warsaw – POLAND)

15:00 (GMT +3)

Tamponade is it a clinical DX?

Jacob Avila (Lexington, KY – USA)

15:20 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound guided transgluteal sciatic nerve block for lumbar radiculopathy

Andrew Goldsmith (Boston. MA – USA)

15:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Ultra-special care: PoCUS use for midwives, nurses, and allied health professions

16:00 (GMT +3)

Nurse-performed ONSD measurement

Jakob Pansell (Stockholm – SWEDEN)

16:20 (GMT +3)

Remote allied health practitioner led PoCUS training

Hannah Conway (Leicester – UK)

16:40 (GMT +3)

Obs-gyne PoCUS for emergencies

Manal Mustapha (Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA)

17:00 (GMT +3)

On the threshold of a new age: ultrasound management of speech, voice & swallowing disorders

Jodi Allen & Joanne Cleland (London & Glasgow – UK)

17:20 (GMT +3)

Developing pre-hospital ultrasound in New Zealand. First step the cardiac arrest focused echo (CAFE) exam

Hanna Latta (Wellington, NEW ZEALAND)

17:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Bones, nerves, and sinews. MSK ultrasound: a Primer for the emergency physician

18:00 (GMT +3)

Musculoskeletal ultrasound physics and anatomy

Caitlin Azzo (Boston, MA – USA)

18:20 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound guided evaluation of the upper extremity

Minna Kohler (Boston, MA – USA)

18:40 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound guided evaluation of the lower extremity

Nour Al Jalbout (Boston, MA – USA)

19:00 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound evaluation of the joints and arthrocentesis

Calvin Huang (Boston, MA – USA)

19:20 (GMT +3)

Evaluation of fractures and dislocations with ultrasound

Robert Adrian (Boston, MA – USA)

19:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Basic MSK ultrasound for the internist

20:00 (GMT +3)

 POCUS Shoulder

Matt Chan (Portland, OR – USA)

20:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS assessment of the knee and ankle

Michael Wagner (Greenville, SC – USA)

20:40 (GMT +3)

PoCUS assessment in rheumatoid arthritis and gout

Lee Day (Columbia, SC – USA)

21:00 (GMT +3)

PoCUS assessment of vasculitis

Gonzalo Serralta (Madrid – SPAIN)

21:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS assessment in sarcopenia

Maximo Bernabeu (Sevilla – SPAIN)

21:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

Infectious disease PoCUS for the internist

22:00 (GMT +3)

PoCUS approach to septic shock

Johnathan Wilkinson (Northampton – UK)

22:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS assessment for lung sources of infection

Giovanni Volpicelli (Turin – ITALY)

22:40 (GMT +3)

POCUS Assessment of Endocarditis

Sarah Ramer (Halifax, NS – CANADA)

23:00 (GMT +3)

PoCUS assessment in soft tissue and MSK sources of infection

Minna Kholer (Boston, MA – USA)

23:20 (GMT +3)

PoCUS assessment for abdominal sources of infection

Kevin Piro (Portland, OR – USA)

23:40 (GMT +3)

Live panel discussion and Q&A

Moderators

00:00, Dec 5 (GMT +3)

Final Remarks

Track three

Neighbors and friends: sharing the PoCUS space with other societies and groups

Although many practitioners have known for years how PoCUS supports and enriches clinical practice, this discovery is being made by an ever-widening range of specialties. Track 3 will allow specialists who are not using ultrasound to find out “what all the fuss is about” from leaders who discuss how ultrasound is modifying practice and improving patient care. But the goal is not solely to provide space for each specialty to discuss PoCUS in its own field. Finding out how colleagues in other fields are using ultrasound will allow each of us to tap into new wellsprings of knowledge for our own practice. All sessions will include 20 to 40 minutes of panel discussion in which you will be able to share your knowledge and insights as well as your doubts and concerns.

Day one (December 3rd)

08:15 (GMT +3)

WF WC 2022 Welcome

 

08:20 (GMT +3)

Presidential Address

 

08:35 (GMT +3)

Congress Soundtrack

 

08:40 (GMT +3)

Keynote Address: When disruptive technology becomes mainstream

Vicki Noble

 

09:00 – 22:00 (GMT +3)

Congress Sessions

Ultrasound in infectious and tropical diseases (scientific collaboration with the Federation of European Societies for Tropical Medicine and International Health, FESTMIH)

09:00 (GMT +3)

Ultrasound for HIV and tubercolosis: the FASH protocol

Tom Heller (Lilongwe – MALAWI)

09:20 (GMT +3)

The FASH protocol: interactive cases

Francesco Taccari (Rome – ITALY)

09:40 (GMT +3)

Focal liver lesions: differential diagnosis and main infectious causes

Enrico Brunetti (Pavia – ITALY)

10:00 (GMT +3)

Focused ultrasonography in urinary schistosomiasis

Joachim Richter (Berlin – GERMANY)

10:20 (GMT +3)

Focal spleen and liver lesions: interactive cases

Tommaso Manciulli (Pavia – ITALY)