In Klaipeda, May 31. – 1 June held at the scientific practical conference “Ultrasound Diagnostics 2024. Women’s Endocrine Health” in collaboration with Terum Europe focused more on the topic of Pelvic Venous Full Blood Syndrome.

In the Republican Panevėžys Hospital, an international educational program “Embolization of the arteries of the knee joint – a new, minimally invasive intervention” was held. The training for interventional radiologists in the Baltic States was conducted by Andrius Pranculis, Head of the Interventional Radiology Department at Panevėžys Hospital, who presented an innovative method of treatment to relieve joint pain.

In collaboration with Terumo VUL, santaros clinics organized a two-day working session “Minimally invasive liver cancer treatments” for interventional radiologists and nurses. Specialists from the Baltic states were invited to learn more about the strategies and minimally invasive methods of treating benign nodes and liver cancer of the thyroid gland using microwave ablation procedures.

The international conference “Patient-Oriented Operating Room Management” brought together more than 120 Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian nurses and chief nursing administrators to Tallinn. The purpose of the conference is to pay attention to the organization of the operation of the operating room by improving its work in such a way that the main attention is paid to the patient, his health promotion.

The introduction of innovative, patient-centred solutions in the healthcare sector has launched another new partnership with a global company @Omnicell

A team from all three Baltic states, responsible for clinical minimally invasive patient-centered solutions, attended a traditional meeting at Terumo Summit’24 at the end of April.

Abundant and painful menstruation, pain in the lower abdomen, bathing of the lumbar and loins, bleeding between menstruation – symptoms that can signal uterine myoma. One of the most innovative and safe methods of treating this disease is embolization of the uterine arteries, which has been performed in Lithuania for a decade.

In Europe, the incidence and mortality rates of hepatocellular carcinoma in adults are 65000 and 60240 cases respectively. About this threatening disease and innovative treatment options that respect the health of patients, the oncologist chemotherapist Vaida Gedaminienė and the head of the Interventional Radiology Department, doctor interventional radiologist Algimantas Šimkaitis, tell about this threatening disease and innovative treatment options that respect the health of patients.