Mini-invasive Approach in Acute Care Surgery

<p>​1.&nbsp;The history of minimally invasive techniques in acute care surgery.- 2.&nbsp;History of thoracoscopy in emergency surgery and trauma.- 3.&nbsp;Role and limitations of mininvasive approach in abdominal emergencies and trauma.- 4.&nbsp;Role of MIS approaches in thoracic emergencies and trauma.- 5.&nbsp;Acute appendicitis.- 6.&nbsp;Acute cholecystitis and emergency common bile duct exploration.- 7.&nbsp;Acute colonic diverticulitis.- 8.&nbsp;Complicated inflammatory bowel disease and colonic non diverticular emergencies.- 9.&nbsp;Gastroduodenal perforation.- 10.&nbsp;Adhesive Small Bowel Obstruction (ASBO).- 11.&nbsp;Large bowel obstruction.- 12.&nbsp;Minimally Invasive Approach to Treatment of Acute Pancreatitis.- 13.&nbsp;Complicated hiatal hernia.- 14.&nbsp;Inguinal and incisional hernia emergency management.- 15.&nbsp;Internal and congenital hernias.- 16.&nbsp;Post-traumatic diaphragmatic hernia.- 17.&nbsp;Minimally Invasive Approach to Intestinal Bleeding.- 18.&nbsp;Bowelischemia.- 19.&nbsp;General Surgery Emergencies In Pregnancy.- 20.&nbsp;Non-specific abdominal pain.- .- 21.&nbsp;Management of bariatric surgery early and delayed complications.- 22.&nbsp;Gynaecological Emergencies.- 23.&nbsp;Role of emergency laparoscopic surgery in pediatric patients.- 24.&nbsp;Minimally Invasive Surgery for Emergency General Surgery in Elderly.- 25.&nbsp;Role of emergency laparoscopy in surgical and endoscopic complications.- 26.&nbsp;Role of bedside laparoscopy.- 27.&nbsp;Anesthesia Considerations for MIS in Emergency and Trauma Surgery.- 28.&nbsp;Utility of Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS) in Acute Care Surgery.</p><p></p>