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Since the late 20th century, Chinese medicine has developed rapidly in comparison to the rest of the world, being China one of the countries which have made more significant advances in medical research and treatments. Aiming to provide a comprehensive, in-depth look at how Chinese medicine is practiced and examine its impact on global health, we are proud to introduce Meet the Masters, as part of the Healing in China series, which brings together the best Chinese KOLs and top surgeons from other regions of the world to guide you through their surgeries and transfer years of knowledge. In this event, AIS Channel specially invites top thoracic surgery experts from China and the United States to share academic insights on segmentectomy. This event features operation videos, case sharing, and interactive discussions to enhance surgical skills and improve global standards in this field.

  1. Hospital/Department Introduction

  1. Welcome and Introduction – Dr. Chang Chen (China)

  1. Case Introduction – Dr. Hui Zheng (China)

  1. Uniportal VATS RLL S6b Subsegmentectomy. Part 1 – Dr. Chang Chen (China)

  1. Key Decision 1 Question – Dr. Philip Bongiorno (USA) and Dr. Chang Chen (China)

  1. Uniportal VATS RLL S8+9 Segmentectomy. Part 2 – Dr. Chang Chen (China)

  1. Key Decision 2 Question – Dr. Paula Ugalde (USA) and Dr. Chang Chen (China)

  2. Panel Discussion - All faculty moderated by Dr. Chang Chen (China)
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Dr. Philip Bongiorno MD, Surgical Director of Thoracic Surgery, Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery Department, Cleveland Clinic Florida, USA Cardiothoracic Surgery
Dr. Chang Chen MD, PhD, President, Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital; Director, Shanghai Engineering Research Center of Lung Transplantation, China Cardiothoracic Surgery
Dr. Paula Ugalde Associate Thoracic Surgeon at Brigham and Women's Hospital / Harvard Medical School Cardiothoracic Surgery
Dr. Hui Zheng MD, PhD, Associate Chief Physician, Thoracic Surgery, and Mentor of International Medical Training Program for VATS, Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital; Master Mentor, Tongji University, China Cardiothoracic Surgery
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Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital

Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital

Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital is a modern tertiary specialized teaching hospital, integrating medical, teaching and research functions. The Hospital has 11 clinical departments and 11 medical and technical departments, covering three national key clinical specialties in thoracic surgery, respiratory medicine, occupational disease and several municipal and university-level scientific research platforms.
Through exploration and research in the field of pulmonary treatment, the strength of thoracic surgery in Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital is among the most advanced in China.
The scope of thoracic surgery is extensive, with specialties covering seven sub-disciplines.
The Department of Thoracic Surgery of Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital, affiliated with Tongji University, has pioneered many advanced technologies in thoracic surgery and created a professional brand with pulmonary characteristics. It ranks second nationally in the ranking of “the best specialty reputation of Chinese hospitals” and in “the quantum ranking of Chinese hospitals in thoracic surgery”. It is the largest minimally invasive training base for thoracic surgery of international renown.
With the application of lumpectomy technology, the Thoracic Surgery Department of Shanghai Pulmonary Hospital has now become the world's largest thoracic surgery center counted by the number of cases, and the first in the world by the number of cases in minimally invasive surgeries.

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