Overview
Are you ready to explore the future of thoracic medicine? Dive into the transformative world of artificial intelligence and robotics at our upcoming conference, dedicated to the ground breaking advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of lung disease.
Course aims
Join us for an unparalleled opportunity to advance your expertise and contribute to the evolving landscape of lung disease management. Be at the forefront of innovation, where AI and robotics meet to redefine standards of care, ensuring earlier diagnosis, improved treatments, and better outcomes for your patients.
Why attend
- Early Diagnosis with AI Radiology: Discover how advanced AI algorithms are revolutionising radiology, enabling earlier and more accurate detection of lung cancer. Learn from top radiologists who are leveraging machine learning to pinpoint malignancies at stages previously unimaginable, leading to timely and life-saving interventions. Better quantification of diffuse lung disease and guidance
- Precision and Innovation in Robotic Bronchoscopy: Engage with leading pulmonologists and thoracic surgeons as they demonstrate the latest in robotic bronchoscopy technology. See first-hand how these innovations facilitate precise biopsies and interventions, ensuring minimal invasiveness and enhanced patient safety
- Improved Treatment Outcomes: Understand the critical link between early diagnosis and improved treatment efficacy. Hear from oncologists about the latest treatment protocols that, when combined with early detection, significantly boost survival rates and preserve lung function, offering patients a better quality of life
- Collaborative Insights: Network with esteemed colleagues across radiology, pulmonology, thoracic surgery, and oncology. Share knowledge, discuss case studies, and collaborate on multidisciplinary approaches that push the boundaries of what’s possible in lung disease treatment
Who should attend
This multi-disciplinary course looking at the role of AI and Robotics in lung cancer is aimed at oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, thoracic surgeons, respiratory physicians, GPs, clinical researchers, as well as trainees, CNSs and AHPs.