Computer-assisted surgery, robotics, digitalisation, virtual reality, AI
Surgical innovation, basic research
Oncological surgery in an interdisciplinary context
Perioperative medicine in surgery
Surgery in elderly patients
Humanitarian aid in surgery
Surgical emergency and intensive care medicine
Surgical challenges in terrorist attacks
Complication management in surgery
Surgical concepts for rare diseases
Dealing with surgical infections
Teaching in surgery, from role model to simulation
Miscellaneous
Visceral surgery
Outpatient surgery
Bariatric and metabolic surgery
Endocrine surgery
Endoscopy and sonography
Hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery
Hernia and abdominal wall surgery
Coloproctology
Minimally invasive surgery
Oesophageal and gastric surgery
Transplantation surgery
Paediatric surgery
VUR
Genital surgery of a child who is unable to give consent
Video session
Paediatric surgical research
Unclear mass of the abdomen: Diagnosis and therapy
Oncology in paediatric surgery
Complications in paediatric traumatology
The challenge of early and neonatal surgery
Vascular surgery
Chronic mesenteric ischaemia
Vascular surgery is female
Varicose vein surgery
Iatrogenic haemorrhage and iatrogenically induced limb ischaemia
Defect coverage in circulatory disorders
Shunt and access surgery
Surgery in times of new anticoagulants
Surgical therapy of chronic wounds
Transplantation surgery and vascular surgery
New developments in the field of vascular surgery
Diabetic foot syndrome
Surgical infections on blood vessels
Palliative vascular surgery – End of Life decisions
Neurosurgery
Intraoperative imaging and robotics in spinesurgery
Interoperability in the operating theatre
Thoracic surgery
Peripheral lung lesions in times of digital medicine
Thoracic surgery meets neurosurgery: Brain metastases, spine, phrenicus
Complications in thoracic surgery (including COVID and new therapies)
Congenital thoracic wall deformities
Thoracic surgical therapy for rare lung diseases
Concepts/projects for primary prevention of smoking
Chest surgery in elderly patients
Plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery
Radiation damage
Complex, interdisciplinary challenge
Burns in children
Open fractures of the lower limbs
Reconstructive challenges
Interdisciplinary care of war casualties
Challenges in secondary care
Peripheral nerve compression syndromes of the upper limb
The interdisciplinary obesity centre
Research in plastic surgery
Interdisciplinary cooperation to improve the quality of care – case studies
Autologous reconstruction of the breast
Where do we stand
Orthopaedic surgery
Musculoskeletal tumours – interdisciplinary care
Trauma surgery
Polytrauma care
Spinal trauma
Geriatric traumatology
Paediatric traumatology
Hand surgery
Surgical research
Oncology
Regeneration and Tissue Engineering
Novel therapeutics, Biomarker, Targeted Therapy
Varia
Clinical Studies
Transplantation
Biomaterials
Innovative Surgical Techniques
Stem Cell Research
Immune Therapy
Oral and maxillofacial surgery
Plastic restructuring after war-induced injuries
Decision-making conflicts when planning interventions in case of older patients
Surgical treatment of skin tumours
Plastic surgery within the scope of humanitarian operations
Treatment of blood vessel tumours in the head and neck area
Further information about submissions
Abstract tool: An account for the abstract tool is required to make a submission. You can create an account free of charge in the first step. If you already have an account on our platform m-anage, for example from the DCK 2022, you can use the login data for this again.
Abstract template: You can download the Word template for the abstract in the abstract tool either during the submission process or here. The headings are in English, but you can of course insert the German text of your abstract here. Please note that the abstract must not exceed 1,500 words (including the bibliography).
Language: Abstracts can be submitted in either German or English. The lecture language is German, except for international sessions. You will find out whether your abstract will be placed in an international session in January 2023 at the latest. The language in the presentation must be same as the lecture language.
Type of presentation: You can submit your abstract as an ePoster (presentation in the form of Rapid Communications in DCK.digital from 18– 20 April 2022) or as lecture (presentation in the form of Rapid Communications in DCK.digital from 18 – 20 April 2022 or as an open lecture at the DCK from 26 – 28 April 2022 in Munich) or as a video (presentation in DCK.digital from 18 – 20 April 2022 or at the DCK from 26– 28 April 2022 in Munich). The final decision on the form in which your abstract will be presented will be made by the professional societies.
