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The 9Th Annual International Pulmo-Delta Conference of the Egyptian Society of Chest Diseases and Tuberculosis (ESCT) (PD 9), October 7-9 (2021) The 9th annual International Pulmo-Delta Conference of the Egyptian Society of Chest Diseases and Tuberculosis (ESCT) (PD 9), October 7-9 (2021) Program at glance First day, Thursday 7th October (2021) Time Session 12.00-1.00 pm Arrival and accommodation 1.00-2.00 pm Free time 2.00-2.45 pm Registration 2.45-3.00 pm Welcome , setting the scene 3.00-4.00pm 1st session[Exploring hot topics,(3 × 15 mins presentations + 15 mins panel discussion, conclusion and future direction)] 4.00-5.00 pm 2nd session [Exploring Egyptian experience in COVID-19-meet the professors- (45 mins panel discussion presentation +15 mins panel discussion (chair persons), conclusions and recommendations) ] 5.00-5.15 pm Coffee break 5.15-6.30 pm 3rd session [exploring updates of interventional pulmonology,(4 × 15 mins panel debate + 15 mins panel discussion and conclusion)] 6.30-7.00 pm 4rd session [exploring updates of lung cancer,(3× 15 mins panel debate + 15 mins panel discussion and conclusion)] 7.30-8.45 pm 5th session [exploring clinical cases (panel discussion), 15 mins × 5 cases presentation] 8.45-9.30 pm 6th session [Exploring airway diseases (3 × 10 mins presentation + 15 mins discussion)] 9.30-10.00 pm Official opening ceremony 10.0-11.30 pm Gala dinner 1 th Second day: Friday 8 October (2021) Time Workshops 10.00 am-2.00 pm CME online course Time Session 3.00-4.30 pm 7th session [exploring research: Rapid-fire abstract presentations, 9 abstracts × 10mins 5mins presentation and 5 mins Q&A ] 4.30-5.30 pm 8th session [exploring update- 3×15 mins presentation + 15 mins panel discussion] 5.30-5.45 pm Coffee break 5.45-7.30 pm 9th session [exploring hot topics, (6 ×15 mins presentation + 15 mins discussion) 7.30-8.30pm 10th session [exploring debates-meet the professors-(4×15 mins panel discussion] 8.30-9.10 pm 11th session[ exploring LRTI, 3 × 10 presentations +discussion 10 mins ] 9.10 -9.30 pm Closing ceremony [closing remarks , recommendations and honoringng ceremony] 9.30-11.00 pm Dinner Third day: Saturday, 9th October (2019) Time Activity 10.00 am-12.00 pm Social activity arranged for conference participants 12.00 pm Departure from the hotel 2 Detailed Program Thursday , 7th October (2021) Main Hall Time Activity 12.00-1.00 pm Arrival and accommodation 1.00-2.00 pm Free time 2.00-2.45 pm Registration 2.45-3.00 pm Welcome, Setting the scene Prof. Ramadan Nafae, Prof. of Chest diseases , Zagazig University ,and conference Chairman, Egypt Session 1: Exploring Hot topics 3.00-4.0 pm Updates of COVID-19 3 × 15 mins presentation + 15 mins panel discussion, conclusion and future direction Chairpersons Prof, Wafa Elshimy, Prof. of Chest diseases, Tanta University,Egypt Prof. Maysa Sharaf Eldin , Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University,Egypt Prof. Olfat Elshinawy, Prof. of Chest diseases, Assiut University, Egypt Prof. Ahmed Elgazar , Prof. of Chest diseases, Benha University, Egypt Prof. Mohamed Mostafa, Prof. of Chest diseases, Assiut University, Egypt Time Activity 3.00-3.15 pm Thrombosis and coagulopathy in COVID-19 Prof. Magdy AboRayan, Prof. of Chest diseases, Alexandria University, Egypt 3.15-3.30 pm COVID-19 vaccine debate Prof. Mohamed ElNady, Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University, Egypt 3.30-3.45 pm TB and COVID-19 Prof. Wagdy Amin, Director of Chest diseases department, Ministry of health, Egypt 3.45-4.00pm Panel discussion , conclusion and future directions Chairpersons 3 Thursday , 7th October (2021) Main Hall Session 2: Exploring Egyptian Experience about COVID-19 Meet the professors 4.00-5.00 pm Chairpersons Prof. Gamal ElKholy, Prof. of Chest diseases, Tanta University, Egypt Prof. Aymen Salem, Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University, Egypt Prof. Yasser Mostafa, Prof. of Chest diseases, Ainshams University, Egypt Prof. Gamal Rabae , Prof. of Chest diseases, Assiut University, Egypt Time Activity 4.00-4.45 pm Egyptian experience in management of COVID-19 Moderator: Prof. Ashraf Madkour, Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University, Egypt Panelists Prof. Mohamed Awad Tag Eldin ,Prof. of Chest diseases, Ainshams University and head of ESCT, Egypt Prof. Maysa Sharaf Eldin, Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University, Egypt Prof. Hosam Hosny, Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University, Egypt Prof. Gehan Elassal, Prof. of Chest diseases, Ainshams University, Egypt 4.45-5.00 pm Panel discussion, conclusions and recommendations Chairpersons Coffee Break 5.00-5.15 pm 4 Thursday , 7th October (2021) Main Hall Session 3 , Exploring updates of interventional pulmonology 5.30-6.30 pm 3 × 15 mins presentation + 15 mins panel discussion,conclusion and future direction Chairpersons Prof, Mokhtar Madkour, Prof. of Chest diseases, Ainshams University,Egypt Prof. Gehan Salah , Prof. of Chest diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt Prof. Abdelbast Saleh , Prof. of Chest diseases, Mansoura University, Egypt Prof. Mohamed Awad, Prof. of Chest diseases, Zagazig University , Egypt Prof. Yasser Elsayed, Prof. of Cardiothoracic surgery, President of Military Academy, Egypt Time Activity 5.15-5.30 Interventional pulmonology and critical care practise Prof. Yasser Mostafa, Prof. of Chest diseases, Ainshams University, Egypt 5.30- 5.45 pm LVRS in COPD Prof. Mohamed Khairy Prof. of Chest diseases, Mansoura University, Egypt 5.45-6.00 pm Cryotherapy in early versus advanced lung cancer Prof. Ahmed Youssef, Prof. of Chest diseases, Alexandria University, Egypt 6.00-6.15 pm Ainshams experience in interventional pulmonology Prof. Emad Korraa, Prof. of Chest diseases, Ainshams University, Egypt 6.15-6.30 pm Panel discussion, conclusions and recommendations Chairpersons 5 Thursday , 7th October (2021) Main Hall Session 4 , Exploring updates of lung cancer 6.30-7.30 pm 3 × 15 mins presentation + 15 mins panel discussion, conclusion and future direction Chairpersons Prof. Mohamed Sedky, Prof. of Chest diseases, Azher University, Egypt Prof. Ahmed Youssef, Prof. of , Chest diseases, Alexandria University, Egypt Prof, Nabila lazz, Prof. of Chest diseases, Benyswif University, Egypt Prof. Asharaf Elshoura, Prof. of , Chest diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt Time Activity 6.30- 6.45 pm Updates of lung cancer screening Prof. Mohamed Mostafa Prof. of Chest diseases, Assiut University, Egypt 6.45-7.00 pm Genomic analysis of lung cancer Prof.Hoda Baher Prof. of Chest diseases, Tanta University, Egypt 7.00-7.15 pm Radiology of lung cancer Prof. Gamal Rabae, Prof. of Chest diseases, Assiut University, Egypt 7.15-7.30 pm Panel discussion, conclusions and recommendations Chairpersons 6 Thursday , 7th October (2021) Main Hall Session 5: Exploring clinical cases 7.30-8.30 pm 4 × 15 mins case presentations & panel discussion Chairpersons Prof. Abdelmonem Elshabrawy, Prof. of Chest diseases, Swiss University, Egypt Prof. Kamel Elghonaimy, Prof. of Chest diseases, Alazher Damitta University, Egypt Prof. Mohamed Fawzy, Prof. of Chest diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt Prof. Aliaee Abdrabo, Prof. of Chest diseases, Assiut University,Egypt Time Activity 7.30- 7.45 pm El Menofia case Moderator: Prof., Ahmed Amer khamis Prof. of Chest Diseases, Menofia University, Egypt Panelist: Prof. Rabab Elwahsh Prof. of Chest Diseases, Menofia University, Egypt Prof. Rana Elhelbawy, Prof. of Chest Diseases, Menofia University, Egypt Prof. Samy Dahdoh Prof. of Chest Diseases, Menofia University, Egypt 7.45-8.00 pm Benha Case Moderator: Prof. Abdelsadek Elarag, Prof. of Chest Diseases, Benha University, Egypt Panlists: Prof. Medhat Negm, Prof. of Chest Diseases, Benha University, Eg Prof. Mohamed Mahdy, Benha University Prof. of Chest Diseases, Benha University, Egypt 8.00-8.15 pm Zagazig Case Moderator: Prof., Waheed Showman Prof. of Chest Diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt Panelist: Mostafa Rgab Prof. of Chest Diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt Prof. Gehan Salah Prof. of Chest Diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt Prof. Howida Elkomy, Prof. of Chest Diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt 7 Prof. Mohamed Fawzy Prof. of Chest Diseases, Zagazig University, Egypt 8.15-8.30 pm Alazher (girls) case Moderator: Magd Galal, Prof. of Chest Diseases ,Alazher University, Egypt Panelists: Prof. Samiha Aboubaker Prof. of Chest Diseases ,Alazher University, Egypt Prof. Intesar Elsayed Prof. of Chest Diseases ,Alazher University, Egypt Prof, Amany Ezz Alarab Prof. of Chest Diseases ,Alazher University, Egypt 8.30-8.45 pm Alazher Damitta case Moderator: Prof.Atef Wahdan, Assist.Prof. of Chest Diseases ,Alazher Damitta University, Egypt Panelists: Prof. Kamel Elghonaimy , Prof. of Chest Diseases ,Alazher Damitta University, Egypt Prof. Mohamed Montaser Assist. Prof. of Chest Diseases ,Alazher University, Egypt 8 Thursday , 6th October (2021) Main Hall Session 6: Exploring Airway Diseases 8.45 -9.30 pm 3× 10 mins presentation+ panel discussion Chairpersons Prof. Tarek Mahfouz, Prof. of Chest diseases, Zagazig University, Egyp Prof. Ahab Atta, Prof. of Chest diseases, Alexandria University, Egypt Prof. Sabah Ahmed, Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University, Egypt Prof. Ieren Sabry, assist. Prof. of Chest diseases, Cairo University, Egypt Time Activity 8.45-8.55 pm COPD exacerbation Prof. Mohamed Sedky Prof. of Chest diseases, Alazhar University,Egypt 8.55-9.05 pm LABA/ICS and bronchial asthma MANGEMENT Prof. Ibrahim Elmahlawy, Prof. of Chest diseases, Menofia University, Egypt 9.05- 9.15 pm LAMA in COPD management Prof. Hisham Taraf, Prof. of Chest diseases, Ainshams University,Egypt 9.15-9.30 pm Panel discussion and conclusions Chairpersons 9 Thursday ,5th October (2021) Main Hall Official Opening Ceremony 9..30-10.00 pm
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