Adnkronos Rome, June 12 (Adnkronos Salute) – Artificial intelligence applied to diagnostics in obstetrics and gynecological surgery, including robotics, personalized medicine, PMA, medically assisted procreation and oncofertility, menopause and telemedicine, medical-legal responsibility and doctor-patient communication. These are the themes of the Aogoi (Italian Hospital Obstetricians and Gynecologists Association) Campania Regional Congress, starting today and running until tomorrow, with the title 'Innovation and technology in gynecology and obstetrics: impact on clinical practice', bringing together in Benevento – at the Sant'Agostino Auditorium, one of the hubs of the University of Sannio – over 100 speakers among the most authoritative exponents of Italian gynecology.
The event, dedicated to innovation and technology in Gynecology and Obstetrics, is promoted by Aogoi and has the patronage of the Campania Region, the Municipality and Province of Benevento, the University of Sannio, the Confalonieri Ragonese Foundation, the Orders of Physicians and Pharmacists of Benevento and the Italian Red Cross and, in addition, with the participation of the national scientific societies Sigo, Agite and Agui. The Congress will be chaired - a note informs - by Antonio Chiantera, honorary president of the Congress as well as national president of Aogoi and Luciano Pino, director of the UOC of Gynecology and Obstetrics of the Aorn San Pio of Benevento. "Technology and innovation will always be at the service of science - says Pino - The digital evolution in obstetrics and gynecology represents an extraordinary opportunity, but we will have to learn to understand, integrate and govern responsibly".
The program includes 8 scientific sessions, 2 pre-congress courses, an endoscopic-robotic live surgery, master lectures and round tables of high educational value. "The Aogoi Campania Regional Congress - concludes the note - is a wonderful opportunity for professional growth. The comparison between professionals from different parts of Italy encourages collaboration and provides useful tools to face the new challenges that the future holds for us". The event is Ecm accredited and is open to gynecologists, surgeons, radiologists, oncologists, neonatologists, pediatricians, anatomical pathologists, infectious disease specialists, general practitioners, forensic doctors and jurists, pharmacists, researchers and biotechnologists, students, midwives, public health professionals and representatives of the biomedical industry.