Outpatient and emergency care in level I hospitals
Visceral pathology – common disease, different approaches
Extra- and intracranial vascular pathologies
Interdisciplinary surgery of the orbit and skull base
Interdisciplinary surgery of paediatric malformations of the facial and brain skull
Interdisciplinary reconstructive surgery in children
Minimally invasive and robot-assisted surgery: Oncological surgery in MIC and robotics
Outpatient and day-case hernia surgery in times of hybrid DRGs
Technical innovations and AI in oncological surgery
Importance and financing of plastic reconstructive surgery after bariatric surgery
Indication and choice of procedure in paediatric bariatric surgery
Young Surgery and KLK: Ideas for good further training
Young surgery and military/emergency medicine: learning and applying emergency medicine
Visceral surgery and/or vascular surgery for vascular infiltration in HPB surgery
How I do it – Mesenteric ischaemia
Complex reconstruction for burns or severe soft tissue infections
Refugees and war wounded – the challenges of long-term care
Interdisciplinary obesity centre – therapy concepts for massive weight loss
Reconstructive surgery on the lymphatic system
Joint replacement procedures in hand surgery
Plexus and peripheral nerve surgery – motor replacement operations
AI and AR in operational planning and implementation
Experimental research to restore form and function
Safe interdisciplinary surgery – plastic surgery as a support and backup structure
Surgical pain therapy in an interdisciplinary context
The diabetic foot
Limb reconstruction
Surgery
Minimally invasive, computer- and telematics-assisted surgery, robotic research and AI
Safe surgery at all ages
Long-term results checklists in surgery
Surgical care for people in precarious living situations
Global surgery
Challenges in surgical training
Modern concepts for recruiting young talent
Surgery as a speciality in the new licensing regulations – opportunities and limitations
Surgical innovations
Quality indicators in surgery
Minimum quantities under the auspices of the introduction of service groups
Risk management in surgery
Migrant medicine
Visceral surgery
Safe visceral surgery for everyone
Therapy individualisation in the treatment of oesophageal/stomach cancer in vulnerable groups
Oesophageal/gastric surgery: medical technology innovations and the importance of AI
Liver/gallbladder/pancreatic surgery: technical innovations and AI
Liver/gallbladder/pancreas surgery: when minimally invasive/robotic, when open?
Technical challenges in colon and rectal surgery
Modern haemorrhoid and fistula therapy
Evidence of minimum volumes in oncological surgery
Robotics in simple and complex hernia surgery
Transplantation: New developments
Perioperative medicine: evidence-based action
Robot-assisted surgery and innovation: comparative systems research
Robot-assisted surgery and innovation: ergonomics and stress levels
Dealing with unexpected difficulties in the MIC
Ambulantisation – further training concepts and the future of hospitals
Young Surgery: Surgeons’ well being
Bariatric surgery: innovations in medical and surgical treatment
Surgical challenges in the event of defence
Surgical endoscopy and sonography: further training and the importance of AI
Endocrine surgery: innovations in technology and diagnostics
Paediatric surgery
Robotics in paediatric surgery
Oncology: focus on germ cell tumours
MIC: Simulation in minimally invasive paediatric surgery
Safety management/prevention of complications in paediatric surgery
Challenges in complex urogenital and anorectal malformations
Modern management of appendicitis
Paediatric surgical research
Inflammatory changes in the lung
Staff and family
Paediatric traumatology
Pathologies close to the hip joint
Special features in the care of small children
Sports traumatology and orthopaedics
Joint injuries and joint instabilities
Stem injuries
Varia
Trauma surgery
Supply in the event of disaster, deployment and terrorism
Paediatric traumatology
Geriatric traumatology
Polytrauma/shock room management
Complex limb and pelvic injuries
Vascular Surgery
Quality indicators in vascular surgery
Patient safety in vascular surgery
Treatment of leg ulcers
Further training in the context of hospital reform
Thoracic surgery
Thoracic outlet syndrome
Pancoast Tumour
Lung resection after neoadjuvant chemo-immunotherapy
Indication for segmental resection in NSCLC
Lung resection for neuroendocrine carcinomas
Mediastinal tumours – open or minimally invasive
ECMO in thoracic surgery
Pleural mesothelioma – role of thoracic surgery
Neurosurgery
Application of AI in neurosurgery
Spinal oncology
Plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgery
Humanitarian surgery – restoring form and function in patients from developing countries
Patient safety in breast reconstruction
‘Better Safe Than Sorry’ in aesthetic surgery
Surgical research
Oncology
Novel therapeutics, Biomarker, Targeted Therapy
Immune Therapy
Transplantation
Regeneration and Tissue Engineering
Biomaterials
Innovative Surgical Techniques
Clinical Studies
Varia
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, 2023, or 2024 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 750 words (including the bibliography).
Language: Abstracts can be submitted in either German or English. The lecture language is German, except for international sessions and international speakers. You will find out whether your abstract will be placed in an international session in December 2024 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. März 2025) or as lecture (presentation in the form of Rapid Communications in DCK.digital from 18. – 20. März 2025 or as an open lecture at the DCK from 26. – 28. März 2025 in München) or as a video (presentation in DCK.digital from 18. – 20. März 2025 or at the DCK from 26. – 28. März 2025 in München). The final decision on the form in which your abstract will be presented will be made by the professional societies.
Publication: Accepted English-language abstracts will be published in Innovative Surgical Science.
