Conference Information

Welcome Message

Welcome Anesthesia 2025!

A cordial greeting to all esteemed participants, distinguished speakers, researchers, and professionals joining us in London, UK, on June 23-24, 2025, for Anesthesia 2025.

Be part of the 4th World Congress on Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, dedicated to advancing the field under the theme, “Advancing in Anesthesia: Adapting to Global Health Challenges.” This prestigious event offers a unique platform to explore the latest innovations and trends in anesthesia and pain medicine.

This congress will unite a diverse group of professionals, including surgical specialists, anesthetists, clinical researchers, and medical practitioners, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange among those dedicated to advancing anesthetic and pain management practices. Attendees will benefit from a comprehensive program designed to enhance professional development and networking.

The conference will cover a wide range of topics, from Orthopedic and Pediatric Surgery to advanced Anesthesia techniques and Robotics in Surgery. With sessions on both foundational principles and groundbreaking developments, including Organ Transplantation, Neuro Surgery, and minimally invasive techniques, the agenda promises to deliver valuable insights into the fast-evolving field of anesthesia.

Participants will engage in thought-provoking discussions, present their latest research, and explore new methodologies through various workshops, presentations, and interactive sessions.

Let’s work together to create an impactful and unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting mark on anesthesia and pain medicine!

Best regards,
Daniel Mallory
Organizing Committee| Anesthesia 2025!
Email: aneasthesia@pulsusforums.com
WhatsApp: +44 7389644903

About

Anesthesia 2025 is an exceptional event that brings together professionals, experts, and enthusiasts from various disciplines within the fields of anesthesia and pain medicine. This premier congress serves as a platform for sharing knowledge, exchanging ideas, and discussing the latest advancements in anesthesia and pain management.

Our mission is to foster collaboration, drive innovation, and enhance patient care and well-being. Whether you're a president, CEO, specialist, medical student, industry representative, delegate, or a dedicated professional from the anesthesia and pain management sector, Anesthesia 2025 welcomes you.

This congress provides a unique opportunity for researchers, physicians, educators, and healthcare professionals to explore the latest topics on innovation and trends in anesthesia and pain medicine. Our comprehensive program encompasses various research practices focusing on treatment, prevention, and advancements in anesthesia for individuals across all age groups.

Anesthesia and Pain Medicine is a specialized field of medicine focused on the management of pain and the administration of anesthesia during surgical and medical procedures. It encompasses the use of various techniques and medications to ensure patient comfort, safety, and optimal outcomes during interventions.

Join us at Anesthesia 2025 for a transformative event focused on advancing anesthesia and pain management. Connect with experts and peers, expand your network, and gain insights from distinguished speakers and thought leaders. Together, we’ll push the boundaries of patient care, embracing collaboration and innovation to create a brighter future for anesthesia worldwide."

Target Audience

The congress is ideal for:

Anesthesiologists
Pain Management Specialists
Surgeons
Nurses and Nurse Practitioners
Patient Safety and Monitoring
Regional Anesthesia
Healthcare Professionals and Administrators
Cosmetologists
Doctors
Medical Students
Physician Assistants
Surgical Technicians
Research Scientists
Pharmaceutical Industry Professionals
Dentists
Cardiologists
Dermatologists
Orthopedic Specialists

Deadlines & Venue

Extended Deadline for 1st Phase Abstract Submission: January 21, 2025 (*)

Deadline for Final Paper Submission: May 14, 2025 (*)

Extended Deadline for 1st Phase Early Bird Registration: January 21, 2025 (*)

Notification of Abstract Acceptance/Rejection: Within 2-3 days of submission

*All deadlines are by Midnight - 11:59 pm LondonTime Zone.

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Take advantage of group and early bird discounts to make the most of this opportunity to learn, network, and advance your practice. We look forward to welcoming you and your colleagues to London for an enriching experience!

Venue and Accommodation

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Abstract Submission

Anesthesia 2025, taking place in London, UK, on June 23-24, 2025, invites you to submit your proposals for presentations. Share your insights and contribute to the global advancement of Anesthesiology.

Abstract Acceptance Criteria:

Submissions will be evaluated on:

Themed Relevance: Does your research align with the conference's key topics?
Clear Presentation: Is your abstract concise, well-organized, and effectively communicates your work's core message?
Research Methodology (For Research Studies): Does your abstract outline a robust research design, including clear research questions, data collection methods, analysis plans, and expected outcomes?
Clinical Relevance: Is your research impactful for improving clinical practice and patient outcomes in Anesthesia?
Research-Practice Connection: Does your abstract bridge theory with practical application, offering valuable insights for clinicians and patients?
Innovation: Does your abstract present novel perspectives or approaches with potential for significant impact on Anesthesia?

Meeting these criteria will enhance the chances of your proposal being selected for presentation.

Review Process:

Anesthesia 2025 ensures a fair, efficient, and thorough review process, utilizing a global network of respected professionals in Anesthesiology.

Key Features:

Rapid Feedback: Receive review results within 48 hours for swift planning.
Double-Blind Review: Your abstract will be evaluated anonymously by two qualified professionals to minimize bias.
Constructive Feedback: Receive actionable insights for improving your work, regardless of acceptance.
Streamlined Revisions: Feedback within 24 hours, extensions considered.
Final Decision: The Scientific Committee Chair will make the final selection to ensure a balanced and thorough evaluation.

Submission Guidelines:

Ensure a smooth submission process by following these guidelines:

Submission Platform: Submit your abstract as a Word document or in the provided template through the online system. Select the appropriate presentation category (Oral, Poster, etc.) during submission.
Session Selection: Choose the most relevant session for your research.
Word Limit: Abstracts should be concise, within 300 words.
Relevance: Your abstract should align with one or more of the conference themes.
Author Information: Clearly list affiliations for each author.
Abstract Structure: Organize your abstract into clear sections: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions, References.
Short Biography: Include a brief bio (maximum 150 words) for each author, with a photo and email address (refer to the Abstract Template for guidance).

Presenter Requirements:

Registration: All presenting authors must register for the conference.
Single Submission: Each presenter may submit only one abstract as the lead author, though exceptions may be made for collaborative projects.

Review Process: The Review Committee reserves the right to reassign abstracts if they do not fit the selected topic area.

Contact Us: For any questions or assistance, please contact us at aneasthesia@pulsusforums.com We are happy to provide prompt responses and support.

Session

Session:1 Anesthesiology:

Anesthesiology is the medical specialty focused on the administration of anesthesia during surgical procedures to ensure patient safety and comfort. Anesthesiologists assess patients, manage pain, monitor vital signs, and adjust anesthesia as needed to minimize risks. They also play a key role in managing critical care and pain management outside of surgery.

Track 1.1: Anesthesia Techniques

Track 1.2: Precision Anesthesia

Track 1.3: Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocols

Track 1.4: Anesthesia for High-Risk Populations

Track 1.5: Neurotoxicity and Long-Term Effects of Anesthesia

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World Congress on Anesthesia and Pain Medicine | International Anesthesia & Pain Management Congress | Anesthesia & Pain Innovations Conference | Global Pain Management Congress | International Anesthesia & Pain Relief Conference | World Congress on Regional Anesthesia | Global Acute & Chronic Pain Conference | Critical Care & Anesthetic Techniques Conference | Global Health Pain & Palliative Conference| Pediatric & Geriatric Anesthesia Conference

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Session:2 General surgery:

General surgery involves the treatment of conditions affecting organs like the stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, and thyroid, as well as the skin, chest, and soft tissues. It includes minimally invasive procedures such as laparoscopic surgery, which reduces pain and recovery time. Common surgeries include hernia repairs, tumor removal, and trauma care, with ongoing advancements enhancing patient outcomes.

Track 2.1: Abdominal Surgery

Track 2.2: Laparoscopic Surgery

Track 2.3: Oncologic Surgery

Track 2.4: Bariatric Surgery

Track 2.5: Gallbladder Surgery

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Session:3 Neuroanesthesia:

Neuroanesthesia is a specialized area of anesthesia dedicated to patients undergoing neurosurgical procedures. It focuses on managing anesthesia to preserve brain, spinal cord, and nerve function while minimizing surgical risks. Neuroanesthesiologists collaborate with neurosurgeons to customize anesthesia for complex surgeries, such as vascular and endovascular operations.

Track 3.1: Geriatric neurosurgery
Track 3.2: Vascular neurosurgery
Track 3.3: Neuropsychiatric surgery
Track 3.4: Oncological neurosurgery
Track 3.5: Paediatri Plastic Surgery

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Session:4 Geriatric Anesthesia:

Geriatric anesthesia focuses on the safe administration of anesthesia for older patients, considering age-related changes in health and physiology. It involves tailored anesthetic approaches to manage comorbidities, reduce risks, and ensure comfort during surgery. Anesthesiologists monitor older patients closely to optimize outcomes and minimize complications during and after procedures.

Track 4.1: Preoperative Assessment

Track 4.2: Pain Management

Track 4.3: Cognitive Dysfunction

Track 4.4: Managing Comorbidities

Track 4.5: Anesthesia for Orthopedics

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Session:5 Pediatric Anesthesia:

Pediatric anesthesia is a specialized field focused on providing anesthesia care for infants, children, and adolescents undergoing surgery. It involves tailored approaches to ensure the safety and comfort of young patients, taking into account their unique physiological needs. Pediatric anesthesiologists use age-appropriate techniques and dosages, while also addressing concerns like airway management, pain control, and minimizing the risks of anesthesia in children.

Track 5.1: Pediatric Neurosurgery

Track 5.2: Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery

Track 5.3: Pediatric Anesthesia in Ambulatory Surgery

Track 5.4: Pediatric oncological surgery

Track 5.5: Pediatric plastic and reconstructive surgery

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Session:6 Cardiac surgery:

Cardiac surgery is a specialized field that treats heart and chest conditions through surgical procedures. Surgeons address issues like ischemic heart disease, congenital defects, and valvular disorders, often caused by conditions such as atherosclerosis or rheumatic heart disease. It includes heart transplants, coronary artery bypass surgery, and minimally invasive techniques to improve recovery times and reduce incision size.

Track 6.1: Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery (CABG)

Track 6.2: Heart Valve Surgery

Track 6.3: Cardiothoracic Anesthesia

Track 6.4: Heart Transplantation

Track 6.5: Aortic Surgery

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Session:7 Orthopedic surgery:

Orthopedic surgery is a medical procedure aimed at restoring the function of joints, bones, and soft tissues, often through the use of prosthetics or reconstruction. It is frequently performed to address conditions such as osteoarthritis, where the cartilage in a joint deteriorates, leading to pain and limited movement. This surgery is typically recommended when non-surgical treatments are ineffective in relieving symptoms or improving joint function.

Track 7.1: Spinal Surgery

Track 7.2: Arthroscopic Surgery

Track 7.3: Musculoskeletal oncology

Track 7.4: Pediatric Orthopedics

Track 7.5: Upper Extremity Surgery

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Session:8 Anesthesia in Organ Transplantation:

Anesthesia in organ transplantation plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and comfort of patients during complex procedures. It involves careful management of anesthesia to maintain stable vital signs, optimize graft function, and minimize the risk of complications. Anesthesiologists work closely with transplant teams to tailor anesthetic approaches, considering the patient’s condition, the type of transplant, and the duration of surgery.

Track 8.1: Kidney Transplantation

Track 8.2: Liver Transplantation

Track 8.3: Postoperative Organ Function Monitoring

Track 8.4: Heart and Lung Transplantation

Track 8.5: Intraoperative Monitoring of Graft Function

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Session:9 Regional Anesthesia:

Regional anesthesia involves numbing a specific part of the body to block pain during surgical procedures, while the patient remains conscious or lightly sedated. It is commonly used for surgeries involving the limbs, abdomen, or pelvis. By targeting specific nerves or regions, regional anesthesia reduces pain and minimizes systemic drug use, promoting quicker recovery with fewer side effects.

Track 9.1: Epidural Anesthesia

Track 9.2: Fascia Iliaca and TAP Blocks

Track 9.3: Intrathecal Anesthesia

Track 9.4: Brachial Plexus Block

Track 9.5: Paravertebral Block

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Session10 Veterinary Anesthesia:

Veterinary anesthesia involves using anesthetics to safely sedate or induce unconsciousness in animals during surgery or procedures. It requires expertise in animal physiology and careful monitoring to adjust dosages according to the animal's species, size, and health. Veterinary anesthetists prioritize the comfort, safety, and well-being of animals throughout the process.

Track 10.1: Veterinary Reproductive Medicine

Track 10.2: Orthopedic Surgery

Track 10.3: Veterinary Neurosurgery

Track 10.4: Soft Tissue Surgery

Track 10.5: Veterinary Oncology

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Session:11 Spinal Anesthesia:

Spinal anesthesia involves injecting an anesthetic into the spinal fluid, effectively numbing the lower body to facilitate surgery. It's often utilized for operations on the abdomen, pelvis, and legs. This technique offers excellent pain control, enabling patients to stay conscious or mildly sedated, while medical staff closely monitor their condition to ensure safety during the procedure.

Track 11.1: Spinal Blockade

Track 11.2: Needle Insertion

Track 11.3: Anesthetic Agents

Track 11.4: Sensory Blockade

Track 11.5: Hypotension Risk

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Session:12 Oral and maxilla facial surgery:

Oral and maxillofacial surgery focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions that impact the mouth, jaw, face, and neck. This specialized field includes procedures like tooth extractions, corrective jaw surgery, and the management of facial trauma or congenital deformities. Surgeons in this discipline aim to restore both function and appearance, addressing medical and aesthetic needs alike.

Track 12.1: Orthognathic Surgery

Track 12.2: Oral and maxillofacial oncology

Track 12.3: Dentoalveolar surgery

Track 12.4: Wisdom Teeth Extraction

Track 12.5: Gum lift

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Session:13 Anesthesia Complications:

Anesthesia complications refer to any adverse effects or risks associated with the administration of anesthesia during medical procedures. These can include issues like allergic reactions, breathing difficulties, or cardiovascular problems. Anesthesiologists closely monitor patients to detect and manage such complications, ensuring patient safety and minimizing risks during and after surgery.

Track 13.1: Malignant Hyperthermia

Track 13.2: Allergic Reactions

Track 13.3: Drug Interactions

Track 13.4: Anaphylaxis

Track 13.5: Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting

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Session:14 Ethics and Patient Safety in Anesthesia:

Ethics and patient safety in anesthesia emphasize providing safe, effective care while respecting patient rights. Anesthesiologists must ensure informed consent, prioritize patient safety, and act ethically in every aspect of care. This includes managing risks, maintaining transparency, and addressing complications promptly to safeguard the patient's well-being.

Track 14.1: Informed Consent

Track 14.2: Patient Advocacy

Track 14.3: Anesthesia Safety Protocols

Track 14.4: Complication Management

Track 14.5: Emergency Response

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Session:15 Robotic surgery:

Robotic surgery is a computer-assisted surgical technique that enhances precision and overcomes the limitations of traditional methods. Surgeons control robotic arms via a tele manipulator or computer interface, allowing for more precise movements during the procedure. This approach improves surgical outcomes by enabling minimally invasive procedures with greater accuracy and control.

Track 15.1: Robotic Colorectal Surgery

Track 15.2: Robotic Thyroidectomy

Track 15.3: Radical prostatectomy

Track 15.4: Robotic Hernia Repair

Track 15.5: Radical cystectomy

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Session:16 Anesthetic Drugs and Agents:

Anesthetic drugs and agents are used to induce anesthesia, ensuring patient comfort during surgery. These include inhalational, intravenous, and local anesthetics, chosen based on the surgery and patient needs. Anesthesiologists manage these agents carefully to maintain the right anesthesia level and monitor for side effects.

Track 16.1: Inhalational Agents

Track 16.2: Intravenous Anesthetics

Track 16.3: Neuroactive Drugs

Track 16.4: Emerging Agents

Track 16.5: Analgesic Agents

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Session:17 Trauma surgery and critical care:

Trauma care involves the management of injuries to the neck, chest, abdomen, and extremities, ranging from simple fractures to complex, life-threatening accidents with multiple fractures. While general orthopedic specialists can treat many fractures, more severe cases, such as compound fractures, joint fractures, or pelvic fractures, require specialized care. These injuries benefit most from expert attention to ensure optimal treatment and recovery.

Track 17.1: Open Cholecystectomy

Track 17.2: Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

Track 17.3: Acute Care Surgery

Track 17.4: Distal Cholecystectomy

Track 17.5: Gallstone Disease and Management

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Session:18 Ophthalmic Surgery:

Ophthalmic surgery, also known as eye surgery, involves procedures performed on the eye to treat various conditions. Laser eye surgery, such as LASIK, is used to correct refractive errors like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. Glaucoma treatment focuses on reducing intraocular pressure to prevent vision loss. Ophthalmologists also perform procedures like canaloplasty and corneal surgeries to address other eye disorders.

Track 18.1: Laser Eye Surgery

Track 18.2: Glaucoma Surgery

Track 18.3: Cataract Surgery

Track 18.4: Retinal Surgery

Track 18.5: Oculoplastic Surgery

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Session:19 Anesthesia Monitoring:

Anesthesia monitoring involves closely tracking a patient's vital signs during surgery to maintain safety. Key parameters like heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels are monitored to ensure proper anesthesia delivery. This allows anesthesiologists to adjust dosages and address any complications promptly, ensuring the patient's well-being throughout the procedure.

Track 19.1: Cardiovascular Monitoring

Track 19.2: Respiratory Monitoring

Track 19.3: Hemodynamic Monitoring

Track 19.4: Pulse Oximetry

Track 19.5: Capnography

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Session:20 Local Anesthetics for Chronic Pain:

Local anesthetics for chronic pain are used to block nerve signals, providing relief from persistent pain conditions. These anesthetics can be administered through injections or nerve blocks, targeting specific areas to manage pain without the need for systemic medication. They are often part of a comprehensive pain management strategy, offering long-term relief for conditions like neuropathy or arthritis.

Track 20.1: Nerve Blocks for Chronic Pain Management

Track 20.2: Epidural Injections for Back Pain

Track 20.3: Peripheral Nerve Stimulation

Track 20.4: Trigger Point Injections

Track 20.5: Anesthetics in Cancer Pain Management

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Session:21 Dental Anesthesiology:

Dental anesthesiology specializes in the safe and effective administration of anesthesia during dental procedures to ensure patient comfort and pain management. This includes the use of local, regional, and general anesthesia, depending on the procedure's complexity. Dental anesthesiologists closely monitor patients to manage pain, alleviate anxiety, and maintain safety throughout the treatment process.

Track 21.1: Oral Surgery Anesthesia

Track 21.2: Sedation Dentistry

Track 21.3: Patient Monitoring

Track 21.4: Anxiety Management

Track 21.5: Nerve Block Techniques

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Session:22 Endocrine surgery:

Endocrine surgery specializes in treating disorders of the thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal glands, and related cancers in the gastrointestinal tract and pancreas. It focuses on correcting hormonal imbalances or removing carcinomas. Common procedures include thyroid and parathyroid gland removal, often using traditional or endoscopic techniques.

Track 22.1: Thyroidectomy Surgery

Track 22.2: Parathyroid Surgery

Track 22.3: Adrenal Surgery

Track 22.4: Minimally Invasive Parathyroid Surgery

Track 22.5: Pancreatic Surgery

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Session:23 Surgical Anesthesia:

Surgical anesthesia in oncology ensures safe anesthesia management during cancer surgeries, such as tumor removal or organ resection. It involves careful monitoring to support the patient's stability and reduce risks. Anesthesiologists work closely with oncology teams to customize anesthesia plans based on the patient's condition, cancer type,and surgery complexity.

Track 23.1: Pancreatic Surgery

Track 23.2: Adrenalectomy Surgery

Track 23.3: Pneumonectomy surgery

Track 23.4: Craniotomy surgery

Track 23.5: Cystectomy surgery

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Session:24 Emergency Anesthesia:

Emergency anesthesia involves the rapid administration of anesthetics in critical situations, such as trauma, surgery, or acute medical conditions. It aims to stabilize the patient, manage pain, and ensure safety during urgent procedures. Anesthesiologists must quickly assess the patient's condition and adjust anesthesia to suit the emergency scenario.

Track 24.1: Rapid Sequence Induction (RSI)

Track 24.2: Anesthesia for Burn Patients

Track 24.3: Cardiac Emergency Anesthesia

Track 24.4: Pain Control in Emergencies

Track 24.5: Postoperative Emergency Care

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Session:25 Elective surgeries:

Elective surgeries for pets address injuries or conditions that affect their health or mobility. While often requested by pet owners, such surgeries are typically planned in advance and can include procedures like spaying, neutering, or the removal of lumps and tumors. Some elective surgeries may also involve cosmetic procedures, such as removing moles or warts.

Track 25.1: Gastrointestinal Surgeries

Track 25.2: Orthopedic Surgery

Track 25.3: Spaying and Neutering

Track 25.4: Joint Surgery

Track 25.5: Eye and Ear Surgery

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Session:26 Case Report:

A case report in Anesthesia and Pain Medicine discusses the management of a 65-year-old undergoing lumbar spine surgery with multimodal anesthesia. This included general anesthesia, preoperative epidural block, and postoperative PCA, minimizing opioid use while providing effective pain relief. The approach ensured minimal pain, a smooth recovery, and faster mobility.

Track 26.1: Multimodal Anesthesia Techniques

Track 26.2: Postoperative Pain Management

Track 26.3: Recovery and Mobility Post-Surgery

Track 26.4: Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA)

Track 26.5: Opioid-Sparing Strategies in Pain Medicine

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Market Analysis

Anesthesia is a medication used to prevent pain during surgery, classified into general, regional, and local types. The anesthesiology market includes both anesthesia drugs and trained anesthesiologists. Specialized equipment like vaporizers and oxygen sets are used in procedures. While anesthesia provides pain relief, it can cause side effects like nausea, sore throat, headaches, and back pain. Sedation is most common in patients aged 50-75 in the United States.

The Global Anesthetic Monitoring Devices Market:

The global anesthetic monitoring devices market was valued at USD 808.7 million in 2019, driven by increased safety awareness and a rising number of surgeries. In 2014, the CDC reported a total of 51.4 million surgeries performed in the U.S, with the American Society of Plastic Surgeons noting a 3.0% increase in plastic surgery procedures.

With advancements in surgery and a growing geriatric population—expected to rise from 12.0% in 2015 to 22.0% by 2050—the demand for perioperative monitoring is set to increase, fueling growth in the anesthetic monitoring devices market.

Number of Anesthesiologists all over the Globe:

A survey by the World Federation of Societies of Anesthesiologists highlighted significant global disparities in anesthesiologist availability. Wealthy countries such as the U.S. and Germany have 20-30 anesthesiologists per 100,000 people, while regions like sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia report fewer than one per 100,000. Here’s a density worldwide examining: Switzerland: 54.22;Russia: 20.91;U.S.: 20.82;South Africa: 15.18;Canada: 12.42;Cuba: 15.68;Mexico: 6.42;China: 5.12;Namibia: 4.7;Thailand: 2.45;Peru: 1.76;Gabon: 1.28;India: 1.26;Gambia: 0.1

The Global General Anesthesia drugs market:

The global general anesthesia drugs market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.8% during the forecast period, with the market value projected to reach approximately USD 5,549.7 million by the end of 2025.

Why to Attend?

Anesthesia plays a crucial role in public health, with rising surgery rates. The International Conference on Anesthesia and Anesthesiology aims to advance research and raise awareness of challenges in the field. The event will feature keynotes and sessions on current topics, with opportunities for young researchers and students to win the Best Poster Award through presentations and the Young Researcher Forum.

Group Registration

Special Group Registration Offer for Anesthesia 2025

Gather your colleagues and take advantage of our exclusive group registration offer for the “4th World Congress on Anesthesia and Pain Medicine” in London, UK, on Jun 23-24, 2025.

Special Offer Details:

Discount: Enjoy a phenomenal 25% discount on the total registration fee.
Group Size: Minimum of 5 members required to qualify.

This is a fantastic opportunity to save on registration costs while attending a premier event that promises to shape the future of Anesthesia . Don't miss out on this limited-time offer!

For more details and to register, visit: Anesthesia Conference 2025 Official Website.

To register your group or for more information, please contact us at email: aneasthesia@pulsusforums.com or Whatsapp us at +447389644903.

Join us in London for Anesthesia Congress 2025 to explore cutting-edge advancements in anesthesia with leading experts. Connect, share insights, and discuss innovations shaping the future of the field. Don’t miss this transformative opportunity!

Visa Support

We understand that the visa application process can be challenging. Anesthesia 2025, scheduled for June 23-24, 2025, in London, UK, is dedicated to making your participation as seamless as possible. To support your visa application, we offer essential documentation designed to streamline the process.

Speaker and Delegate Registration: When you register for the conference, you’ll receive a comprehensive visa support package, which includes:

Official Invitation Letter: This formal document confirms your participation, detailing the conference dates, location, and purpose, and serves as official proof for your visa application.
Anesthesia 2025 Visa Support Letter: Tailored for your visa application, this letter emphasizes the importance of your participation, particularly if you are presenting or leading workshops, underscoring the educational value of your visit.
Registration Confirmation Receipt: This receipt verifies your registration and associated fees, offering clear evidence of your commitment to attend Anesthesia 2025.
How to Obtain Your Visa Support Package: Simply register as a speaker or delegate and send your passport number to our dedicated email at aneasthesia@pulsusforums.com

We look forward to welcoming you to London!

Contact Us

For any inquiries regarding participation in Anesthesia 2025, scheduled for June 23-24, 2025, in London, UK, please contact Program Manager Daniel Mallory via.

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