5th Edition of Global Conference on Surgery and Anaesthesia 2024

Following the success of last three year's congress, Magnus Group is ecstatic to welcome you all to the “5th Edition of Global Conference on Surgery and Anaesthesia, (GCSA 2024)” which is going to be conducted as Hybrid Event during the month of September 05-07, 2024.

This Hybrid Event allows you to participate at Madrid, Spain or Virtually from your home or work.

The global congress will be centred around the theme “STITCH: Surgical Technologies Involved in Tackling Challenges in Healthcare.”

Surgery is a field of medicine that is constantly evolving; research and technology advancements have made surgical operations safer and more effective, with faster recovery times. These advancements have enabled incredible human-technology collaboration, with the potential to raise surgical precision and efficiency to levels never seen before. Artificial intelligence, surgical robots, 3D printing, and innovative imaging approaches are already being applied in a variety of treatments. But there's a lot more to surgery's future than that.

Our annual conference on global surgery and anaesthesia provides an outstanding forum for surgeons, healthcare professionals, anaesthesiologist, researchers, scientists, academicians, nurses, trainees, policymakers, industry personnel and consultants to discuss and address concerns posed by surgeons. The Three-day global summit provides a significant arena for scientific interchange between clinicians and fundamental scientists working in the complex arena of anaesthesia and surgery.

The congress covers all frontier topics in these fields and will look into new treatment options. You have the opportunity to be a part of one of the most important worldwide events in the field of surgery and anaesthesia. During this event, you will have a fantastic opportunity to network with other surgeons, scientists, professors, and students. Through this professional event, you will be able to explore new chances and broaden your expertise. It will also provide a great forum for research participants to interact and share their experiences and findings on all aspects of anaesthesia and surgery.