The experts of the following specialties are welcomed to work at the Congress:

• Obstetrics & Gynecology
• Anestesiology & Resuscitation
• Cardio and neurosurgery
• Traumatology and Orthopedics
• Coloproctology and General Surgery
• Oncology
• Hematology
• Transfusiology
• Extracorporeal detoxification and hemodialysis

Key directions of the Congress:

• Up-to-date intraoperative and perioperative blood-saving technologies in solving the issues of patient blood management in obstetrics and gynecology, cardiac surgery, neurosurgery, traumatology and orthopedics, hematology, oncology, coloproctology, general surgery, transfusiology.
• Modern principles and possibilities of organ-preserving surgery.
• Modern principles of perioperative diagnostics and correction of hemostasis.
• Modern principles of transfusion provision in surgical interventions.
• Issues of safety and efficacy of allogeneic transfusions.
• Organizational, economic and legal aspects of patient blood management.
• Modern principles and possibilities of using local and systemic hemostatic drugs.
• Diagnosis, prevention and treatment of perioperative anemia.
• Recent approaches to the anesthetic management of surgical patients.
• Up-to-date principles of treatment and rehabilitation of critically ill patients.
• The role of extracorporeal treatment in surgical patients.
• Patient blood management and modern surgical medical treatment in traumatology and orthopedics.
• Modern principles and approaches to the laboratory diagnostics in surgical patients of various profiles.
• The role and place of angiosurgery in the concept of patient blood management.
• Mini-invasive operations, prevention of intraoperative blood loss.
• Postoperative management in patients with massive blood loss.
• Mini-invasive technologies in urgent surgery for patients with anemia.
• Fibrinolysis inhibitors in the prevention and treatment of intraoperative blood loss.
• Blood-saving technologies for volumetric surgical interventions.
• Prevention of intraoperative blood loss (tranexamic, aminocaproic acids).
• Preparation of patients with anemia for volumetric surgeries.
• Postoperative drainage.
• Rational use of anticoagulants.
• Co-working of surgeons and anesthesiologists – reduction of intraoperative blood loss (hemostasis, use of tranexamic acid), rational replacement of blood loss.
• The role of patient blood management in the new COVID-19 coronavirus infection.