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Euro-Asian Journal of Surgery and Medicine 13th Annual Meeting of the Euro-Asian Bridge Society for Cardiovascular Surgery joint with The 3rd Symposium of Pediatric Cardiology & Cardiac Surgery https://www.eab2017romania.org https://www.euroasianbridge.org http://www.eajsm.org Euro-Asian Journal of Surgery and Medicine Volume I No. 1 September 2017 CONTENTS Welcome message 1 Editorial Board 3 Meeting Programme 5 Meeting Abstracts 37 Author Index 129 Call for Papers 135 Sponsors 137 SCIENTIFIC PARTNERS Submit your paper and access online articles at http://www.eajsm.org Contact us with any questions and for information at: [email protected] Euro-Asian Journal of Surgery and Medicine 2017; I(1):1 Esteemed guests and collaborators, Dearest friends and colleagues, Ladies and gentlemen, It brings me great honor and joy to offer you a warm welcome at the 13th edition of the Euro Asian Bridge Society's annual congress taking place here, in the lovely capital of the province of Moldova, the city of Iasi. My friends, we are meeting now during worrying times, in a world troubled by complex international relations, and a redefining of the socio-economic and political state of mind. It is a time defined by globalization, that has given rise to societies governed by increasing demands of excellency in all quarters of life. It is also a time in which clear dialogue between social partners - (such as) Health Ministries, Governments, Universities and medical societies- has become not only a necessity but also our greatest asset in the struggle for improving healthcare and thusly the quality of life. And I speak not only of those fortunate to live in secular, democratic states, but of all people worldwide, people who deserve our help, both as doctors and as fellow human beings. We are all well aware that in this great big family of cardiothoracic and cardiovascular surgeons, there are a number of perhaps divergent theories and methods, but the objectives of our societies converge, remaining crystal clear. What we strive for are superior scientific markers in terms of diagnosis, surgical approach and method chosen, markers that we must follow and integrate into the teachings of the medical schools we have graduated from, meanwhile protecting our professional and personal integrity for our patients, for this career we have chosen and, lastly, for ourselves. As we have become accustomed to, the Euro Asian Bridge Society Congresses are annual gatherings in which we can put into perspective what each of us has or has not managed to achieve, we can unify and streamline the breakthroughs in cardiac surgery, and we can bring back home the conclusions, for the betterment of our patients. Through our debates we try to sketch a vision, a dynamic and complex perspective that encompasses anticipation, prevention, analysis and reaction; and this vision we must impart upon the generations to come, in the hope that they will further improve on it, and make it their own. But for this we need logistics, support, creative thinking, respect, honor and also a significant amount of resources. Unfortunately, the medicine of today is shrouded in paradoxes, a state which makes proper medical practice more and more difficult. In Romania, for example, we have an elite medical society, recognized worldwide, but a glaring lack of proper infrastructure. I am loath to say but this situation is of our own doing, because we have chosen to turn our heads, to blindly shelter ourselves from the truths of this society, truths which myself and my compatriots know intimately, and in doing so, we have permitted destabilizing factors to slowly erode what was once solid. And these fractures carry a heavy weight, especially when it involves practicing elite medical specialties under inauspicious laws concerning malpractice and under constant pressure from both the media and the population in general. I believe that the time has come for us to set aside our egos and do our best to change this murky state which brings nothing but dishonor to Romanian medicine. But for this, my friends, we need cohesion and force of will in promoting and upholding Romanian medical culture in all its forms; we need to create a long-term projection that encompasses both human and material resources, a strategy marked by responsible decision-making and continuity. On the other hand, it is my strong belief that accomplished medical healthcare cannot be resolved without first investing into education. The potential of our young colleagues will not be achieved if we chose not to involve ourselves fully in creating a medical school based on performance, merit and on the promotion of true talent. The system of education and research in Romania must be made to function under the principles of integrity and quality. From this perspective, the Congress that begins today will constitute a bridge between not only medical and surgical domains but also between generations, for grooming the future cardiothoracic and cardiovascular surgeons is an essential step in the progress of medicine. Your presence and participation assures the premise of fruitful scientific meetings and discussions. We need your ideas and your involvement in order to create and implement better therapeutic and surgical procedures, therefore I am truly grateful to you for actively taking part in this Congress. Because we are well aware of the high standards that the previous editions held under the banner of the cardiovascular society have imposed, the organizers have strived to fully acknowledge and achieve them, both in terms of intrinsic value and in the name of promoting surgical furtherance. A heartfelt thank you to those involved in the organizing of this Congress, to our sponsors, our partners, to the University of Medicine and Pharmacy Iasi, to all my colleagues and to those which constitute the basis of our activity, thank you to the patients. In these current conditions governed by social and political instability, in this lack of proper funding and resources, I am grateful to you all for your efforts, and I can assure you that you will always find a stable and dependable partner in our school of surgery. Regardless though of the context, I will always personally endeavor to provide a staunch basis on which common bridges can be built. We all wish, I believe, to live in a better, more educated, more decent world. But in order to live in such a world, we must all work towards it, we must create it ourselves each and every day. Qvo vadis? the road is being built now. I invite you to help me define it, and walk on it, together. Welcome to Iasi! Professor Grigore Tinica M.D., Ph.D. President of the Euro-Asian Bridge Society 1 2 Euro-Asian Journal of Surgery and Medicine 2017; I(1):3 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Grigore TINICA, Romania DEPUTY EDITOR MarKo TURINA, Switzerland ASSOCIATE EDITORS Sotirios PRAPAS, Greece Belhan AKPINAR, Turkey EDITORIAL BOARD Belhan AKPINAR, Turkey Slobodan MICOVIC, Serbia Péter ANDRÉKA, Hungary Valeriu MITISH, Russia HiroKuni ARAI, Japan Zan MITREV, F.Y.R.O.M. Michalis ARGYRIOU, Greece Florin MITU, Romania Randas Vilela BATISTA, Brazil JaceK MOLL, Poland Joseph BAVARIA, USA Ostin Costel MUNGIU, Romania Francesco BEDOGNI, Italy Kamran MUSAYEV, Azerbaijan Bojan BIOČINA, Croatia Gencho NACHEV, Bulgaria Mauro CASSESE, Italy Hani NAJM, Saudi Arabia Gheorghe CERIN, Italy Alexander NIKOLIC, Montenegro Sava COSTIN, Germany OzteKin OTO, Turkey Adrian COVIC, Romania Carlo PAPPONE, Italy Vasilii N. DAN, Russia Serghei POPA, Republic of Moldova Panagiotis DEDEILIAS, Greece Irinel POPESCU, Romania George DROSSOS, Greece Vadim POPOV, Russia Ioannis FESSATIDES, Greece Yuriy PYA, Kazakhstan Cristina FURNICA, Romania Serban RADULESCU, Romania Borut GERSAK, Slovenia Ali REFATLLARI, Albania Michael GRIMM, Austria Eugen SANDICA, Germany Guo-Wei HE, China Viorel SCRIPCARIU, Romania Günther JaKob HEINZ, Germany Darryl SHORE, UK ViKtor HRASKA, USA David TAGGART, UK Vlad Anton ILIESCU, Romania Hirofumi TAKEMURA, Japan Giuseppe ISGRÒ, Italy James TATOULIS, Australia Levan KARAZANISHVILI, Georgia Georges B. TEDY, Lebainon Konstantinos KATSAVRIAS, Greece Boris TODUROV, Ukraine MareK KOPALA, Poland Mihaela TOMAZIU TODOSIA, Romania Kosmas TSAKIRIDIS, Greece Pavle KOVACEVIC, Serbia Ivan KRAVCHENKO, Ukraine Toshimi UJIIE, Japan Baisong LIN, China FranK VAN PRAET, Belgium Bernhard VOSS, Germany Lucian LOZONSCHI, USA Liviu MANIUC, Republic of Moldova Petr YABLONSKY, Russia Mohammad Fazle MARUF, Bangladesh Tammam YOUSSEF, Syria Shervin ZIABAKHSH TABARY, Iran Lorenzo MENICANTI, Italy Carlos MESTRES, Switzerland Magued ZIKRI, Egypt STATISTICAL CONSULTANTS EDITORIAL MANAGERS Catalin IOV, Romania Diana ANGHEL, Romania Mihaela MOSCALU, Romania Raluca Ozana CHISTOL, Romania Mihail ENACHE, Romania Stella PAPANDREOPOULOU, Greece Dana Gabriela SIMION, Romania 3 4 Euro-Asian Journal of Surgery and Medicine 2017; I(1):5-36 MEETING PROGRAMME Thursday, 21 September 2017 Conference Hall 2 08:30 - 10:30 SYMPOSIUM FOR NURSES OF CARDIOVASCULAR SURGERY, ICU AND CARDIO- PULMONARY BYPASS: SESSION I Chairpersons: Nadia Fetcu (Iași, Romania) Mihaela Pleșcan (Iași, Romania) 08:30 - 08:50 Medical nurses’ role in pediatric cardiac surgery ward Mariana Pricop, Alexandra Ciornei “Prof. Dr. George Georgescu” Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases, Iași, Romania 08:50 - 09:10 Physical training and psychological therapy of children before cardiac surgery Nadia Fetcu, Mirela Gârbaciu “Prof. Dr. George Georgescu” Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases, Iași, Romania 09:10 - 09:30 Cardiac