About Conference

You're cordially invited to join us at the "17^th International Conference on Anesthesiology and Critical Care" set to take place on March 24-25, 2025 in the beautiful city of Paris, France. This year's theme is "Innovations in Anesthetic Techniques" promising a comprehensive exploration of all facts of Anesthesiology. Engage with esteemed speakers from across the globe, share experiences, and keep abreast of the latest breakthroughs in the field. Whether you're a researcher, practitioner, or enthusiast, your contribution to this collaborative platform is invaluable. Critical Care 2025 serves as a nexus for leading experts to delve into cutting-edge research, fostering collaboration with international business delegates and scholars. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of the causes and management of these pivotal health concerns. Join us and be part of the journey towards advancement and innovation in highlighting both clinical practice and research opportunities.

This event will encompass fresh research prospects, focusing on various topics, including Anesthesiology, Pharmacology, Preoperative assessment, Postoperative Care, Regional Anesthesia, as well as Ethics in Anesthesia, among other areas within the expansive realm of research.

Young Researchers Forum

The Critical Care 2025 conference is offering Young Researcher Awards for outstanding Master's, Ph.D, and Post-Doctorate thesis presentations. Only 25 presentations will be accepted for the Young Research Forum at The Critical Care 2025.

Critical Care conferences are held in various locations worldwide each year to support the extensive research efforts in the field of Anesthesia and Pharmacology Management. Most critical care conferences aim to bring together researchers from different parts of the world to share their knowledge and jointly develop new solutions for conducting proficient and productive research. Thyroid remains a major problem to our society, with millions of new cases recorded each year.

Sessions & Tracks

Track-1: Emerging Technologies in Critical Care Anesthesiology

Emerging technologies in Critical Care Anesthesiology hold the potential to enhance patient safety, improve outcomes, and streamline workflows. This include Advanced Monitoring Systems, Telemedicine and Remote Monitoring, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics in Anesthesia, Mobile Applications, Education and Training Technologies and Data Integration. Emerging technologies in critical care anesthesiology are transforming how clinicians manage patients in the operating room and intensive care unit (ICU). As these innovations continue to develop, they will reshape the landscape of anesthesia and critical care, providing clinicians with advanced tools to deliver high-quality care.

• Advanced Monitoring Technologies
• Robotic Systems
• Innovations in Imaging Techniques

Track-2: Cardiac Anesthesiology

Cardiac anesthesia is a specialized type of anesthesia that is used to keep patients safe and pain-free during cardiac procedures. It differs from general anesthesia because cardiac procedures can affect heart function. It aims to Maintain hemodynamic stability, Minimize the risk and severity of ischemic episodes, Allow for a smooth separation from CPB and assisted ventilation. Some anesthetic agents used in cardiac anesthesia include Morphine, Synthetic opioids, Fentanyl, Propofol, Volatile anesthetics, and Inhaled anesthetics. Cardiac anesthesiology complications can include Cardiac arrhythmias, Anesthesia-contributory cardiac arrest, Hemodynamic aberrations and Collapsed lung and hypoxia. Even in healthy patients having minor operations, anesthetic agents can cause significant cardiac depression and hemodynamic instability.

• Comprehensive Evaluation
• Early Detection of Complications
• Opioid-Sparing Strategies

Track-3: Chronic Pain Management

Chronic pain management is a multidisciplinary approach aimed at alleviating long-term pain that persists beyond the expected period of healing, often affecting patients' quality of life. Learning ways to cope up with Chronic pain includes Pharmacological and Non-Pharmacological therapies, Pain medications, Interventional techniques and Self-Management that undergoes improving sleep and self care. Effective chronic pain management requires a comprehensive, individualized approach that addresses the physical, emotional, and social aspects of pain. With a growing emphasis on multidisciplinary care and innovative solutions, there is potential for improved outcomes and quality of life for patients suffering from chronic pain.

• Multimodal Pain Management
• Physical Therapy
• Education and Self-Management

Track-4: Ethics and Professionalism

Anesthesiologists have ethical and professional responsibilities to their patients, the health services they work in, and society as a whole. Key ethical principles include Respect for patients preferences, minimizing harm, Justice, Clear communication, Accountibility,  Palliative care considerations and Personal interaction with patients. Ethics and professionalism are foundational to the practice of anesthesiology, guiding anesthesiologists in providing safe, respectful, and effective care. Addressing ethical dilemmas and maintaining professional standards are essential for ensuring patient trust and the integrity of the healthcare system.

• Informed Consent
• Responsibility for Actions
• Patient Safety in Clinical Trials

Track-5: Neuroanesthesiology

Neuroanesthesiology is a specialized branch of anesthesiology that focuses on the anesthesia care of patients undergoing neurosurgical procedures and other interventions affecting the central nervous system (CNS). A comprehensive overview of Neuroanesthesiology include Neurological Evaluation, Anesthetic Techniques, Cerebral Monitoring and Neurological Monitoring. Most of the common challenges faced by Neuroanesthesiologists are Complex patient population, Cerebral Hemodynamics and Neurological Monitoring. With ongoing advancements in monitoring, pharmacology, and techniques, neuroanesthesiology continues to evolve, aiming to improve patient outcomes and safety.

• Preoperative Assessment
• Intraoperative Management
• Postoperative Care

Track-6: Sedation and Analgesia in the ICU

Sedation and analgesia are essential for the care of critically ill patients in the intensive care unit (ICU). It help control pain and anxiety, prevent accidental extubation, and improve the coordination between patients and mechanical ventilation. Principles of this includes Understanding patient needs, Sedative agents, Pain management Protocols and continuous monitoring. Effective sedation and analgesia can lead to shorter ICU stays, fewer complications, and faster discharge. Too much sedation and analgesia can increase the risk of morbidity, mortality and respiratory depression. Recent Advances include ERAS protocols, Use of Non-Pharmacological interventions, Technology in monitoring.

• Levels of Sedation
• Individual Variability
• Research on Sedation Agents

Track-7: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Critical Care

A multidisciplinary approach to critical care involves a team of professionals from various disciplines working together to treat critically ill patients. This includes Physicians, surgeons, nurses, ultrasound specialists, physiotherapists, pharmacists, nutritionists, microbiologists, radiologists, psychologists, and speech and language teams, Intensivists, Respiratory Therapists, Nutritionists/Dietitians and Physical and Occupational Therapists. Entire Team work on Daily bedside rounds, monthly meetings, and established guidelines help the team coordinate care and improve communication. Daily bedside rounds, monthly meetings, and established guidelines help the team coordinate care and improve communication. It can reduce mortality, length of stay, and duration of mechanical ventilation. It can also improve patient and family satisfaction. 

• Coordination and Collaboration
• Communication Strategies
• Interprofessional Training

Track-8: Quality Improvement and Patient Safety

Quality improvement (QI) and patient safety are essential components of healthcare that focus on enhancing the quality of care delivered to patients and minimizing risks associated with medical treatment. key aspects, methodologies, and importance in the healthcare setting, particularly in critical care and anesthesiology. It results in Enhancing Patient Outcomes, Increasing Patient Satisfaction, Reducing Costs and Building a Culture of Safety. By systematically assessing and enhancing processes, engaging stakeholders, and prioritizing safety, healthcare organizations can improve patient outcomes, increase satisfaction, and build a culture of safety.

• Surgical Safety
• Infection Control
• Increase efficiency

Track-9: Scientific Presentations and Case study

Scientific presentations and case studies in anesthesiology are crucial for sharing knowledge, advancing clinical practice, and improving patient outcomes. Anesthesiology research covers a wide range of topics, including Anesthesia mechanisms, Pain management, Patient safety, Perioperative management, Bioequivalence studies and Preoperative anxiety. Scientific presentations and case studies in anesthesiology are vital for advancing the field, enhancing education, and improving patient care. By effectively communicating research findings and clinical experiences, anesthesiologists can contribute to the ongoing evolution of best practices and the safety of anesthesia.

• Knowledge Dissemination
• Clinical Education
• Research Advancement

Track-10: Training and Protocals of Anesthesia

Training and protocols in anesthesia are essential for ensuring safe, effective, and high-quality care for patients undergoing surgical procedures. Trainees should ensure they are competent in anesthesia skills commensurate with their specialty. Anesthesia clinicians must monitor patient physiologic variables and anesthesia equipment during all types of anesthesia. Effective monitoring can reduce the potential for poor outcomes. Pulse oximeters are a minimum standard for safe anesthesia. There are certain protocals such as Preoperative Protocols, Intraoperative Protocols, Postoperative Protocols, Emergency Protocols and Quality Improvement Protocols. By following rigorous educational pathways and established protocols, anesthesiologists can provide high-quality care and continuously improve practices within the field.

• Anesthetic Techniques
• Recovery Monitoring
• Emergency Equipment Checks

Track-11: Breakthroughs in Pain Management

The recent progress in pain medicine technologies represents the ideal treatment of the pain patient which is to provide personalized care. Most recent developments include Multimodal Analgesia, Regional Anesthesia Techniques, Opioid-Sparing techniques, Interventional Pain Management, Emerging Pharmacological Therapies, Genetics and Personalized Medicine, Psychosocial Approaches, Technology and Digital Health and Research and Clinical Trials. Recent breakthroughs in pain management within anesthesiology have shifted the focus towards more comprehensive, effective, and patient-centered approaches. By leveraging advancements in pharmacology, technology, and multimodal strategies, anesthesiologists can better manage pain while minimizing the risks associated with traditional therapies.

• Personalized Approaches
• Integrative Pain Management
• Telemedicine

Track-12: Complications in Organ Transplantation

Complications during anesthesia for organ transplants can include Blood pressure drop, Hemodynamic Instability, Respiratory Complications, Anaphylactic Reactions, Infection Risk, Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances, Anesthetic Drug Interactions, Postoperative Delirium and Airway Complications. The risk of complications depends on the type of transplant and the patient's circumstances and the risks are mostly related to how the body responds to the transplantation. Anesthesia during organ transplantation requires careful planning, monitoring, and management to mitigate potential complications. Continuous monitoring and proactive management strategies are vital to ensure patient safety and optimize outcomes.

• Monitoring Requirements
• Collaborative Care
• Cognitive Dysfunction

Track-13:  Integration of ERAS Protocals

The integration of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols can improve patient outcomes by reducing the length of hospital stay, postoperative complications, and readmission rates. ERAS protocols are a multidisciplinary approach that involves collaboration between medical and paramedical staff, including patients and their families. Protocols of ERAS includes Preoperative Phase, Intraoperative Phase, Postoperative Phase, Multidisciplinary Approach and Quality Improvement and Research. Integrating ERAS protocols into anesthesiology and perioperative care represents a significant advancement in optimizing patient recovery after surgery. By focusing on evidence-based practices and fostering a multidisciplinary approach, ERAS aims to enhance recovery, reduce complications, and improve overall patient satisfaction.

• Patient Education and Counseling
• Pain Management
• Collaboration

Track-14: Trends in Anesthesia Research

Trends in anesthesia research are continuously evolving, driven by advances in technology, changes in clinical practices, and a growing focus on patient safety and outcomes. Some of the current trends are Multimodal Analgesia, Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS), Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Patient-Centered Approaches, Regional Anesthesia Advances, Safety and Quality Improvement, Chronic Pain Management, Sustainability in Anesthesia and Global Health Initiatives. Current trends in anesthesia research are focused on improving patient safety, enhancing pain management, and optimizing recovery through innovative practices and technologies.

• Long Term Outcomes
• Error Reduction Strategies
• Ultra Sound Guidence

Track-15: Artificial Intelligence in Anesthesia

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly making its way into the field of anesthesiology, transforming various aspects of practice from preoperative assessment to intraoperative management and postoperative care. Some of the key applications of AI are Predictive Analytics, Decision Support Systems, Automated Monitoring, Enhanced Education and Training, Research and Development and Prospective Care. The integration of artificial intelligence in anesthesiology holds great promise for enhancing patient care, improving outcomes, and optimizing workflows. As research and technology continue to evolve, anesthesiologists will increasingly rely on AI to support their clinical decision-making and enhance the overall quality of anesthesia care.

• Clinical Decision-Making
• Anesthesia Depth Monitoring
• Drug Development

Track-16: Global Health Perspectives

Global initiatives for training and education in anesthesia foster the development of skilled healthcare professionals in regions where resources are limited. These programs work towards building sustainable practices and improving patient outcomes. It mainly focusses on Access to Anesthesia Services, Safety and Quality, Training and Education, Pain Management, Cultural Considerations, Emerging Technologies, Global Health Initiatives and Research and Data Collection. Building networks among anesthesiologists, global health professionals, and policymakers can facilitate knowledge exchange and promote initiatives aimed at enhancing anesthesia care globally. Addressing these perspectives can help improve surgical safety, reduce morbidity and mortality, and contribute to better overall health outcomes worldwide.

• Collaboration and Partnerships
• Emergency and Trauma Care
• Global Health Initiatives

Track-17: Drug Overdose complications

Anesthesia overdose occurs when there is an excessive administration of anesthesia medications during a medical procedure. Symptoms of anesthesia overdose may include confusion, difficulty breathing, rapid heart rate, changes in skin color, and in severe cases, loss of consciousness. Timely recognition of these signs is crucial for intervention. Depending on the severity and duration, anesthesia overdose can lead to long-term complications such as organ dysfunction and cognitive impairment. Preventing anesthesia overdose involves strict adherence to established protocols for dosage calculation, proper monitoring of patient vital signs, and effective communication among the medical team. Regular training and equipment maintenance are also crucial.

• Respiratory Depression
• Neurological Effects
• Prolonged Sedation or Delirium

Track-18: Cutting Edge-Palliative Care

Palliative care is a medical approach that focuses on improving the quality of life for people with serious illnesses and their families. It can be given at any age and at any stage of a disease. It aims to Prevent or treat symptoms and side effects of the disease and its treatment and Address psychological, social, and spiritual problems. It is becoming more collaborative, involving a team of professionals, including physicians, nurses, social workers, and chaplains, to address the multifaceted needs of patients and families.  There’s a heightened emphasis on providing palliative care for patients with chronic and serious illnesses, such as cancer, heart disease, and neurodegenerative disorders. These trends reflect a broader understanding of the role of palliative care in improving the quality of life for patients and their families, emphasizing holistic and patient-centered approaches.

• Quality Measurement
• Education and Training
• Focus on Serious Illness

Market Analysis

Past Conference Report

The 16^th International Conference on Anesthesiology and Critical Care, held from June 20-20, 2024, in Dubai, UAE, was a resounding success, bringing together leading experts, researchers, and practitioners from across the globe.  The event featured insightful keynote sessions on the latest advancements in regional anesthesia, chronic pain management, and perioperative care. Attendees engaged in interactive workshops and hands-on training sessions, explored cutting-edge industry exhibits, and presented their research through poster sessions, fostering valuable discussions and collaborations. Participants praised the high-quality presentations, excellent organization, and ample networking opportunities. The conference set a high standard for future events, highlighting groundbreaking research and innovations in the field of anesthesia and pain medicine.

Critical Care 2024 focussed on the theme "Featuring core lectures on Anesthesia and Critical Care " aiming to address contemporary challenges by sharing cutting-edge research and best practices. It recognized outstanding contributing various awards, like The "Best Poster Presentation" award and The "Young Researcher" award.

Following the success of Critical Care 2024, we are excited to announce the “17^th International Conference on Anesthesiology and Critical Care”, scheduled to take place in the beautiful city of Paris, France, on March 24-25, 2025.