Treviso, 10 May 2024 – The elite of multi-specialist regenerative surgery will meet in Treviso on Friday 17 May for the first congress of SIMCRI Nord Est, the Italian Society of multi-specialist regenerative medicine and surgery, of which the Treviso neurosurgeon Alberto Alexandre is president for the Triveneto , among the leading Italian experts in surgery of the peripheral nervous system and spinal pathologies, as well as founder and medical director of EU.NI (European Neurosurgical Institute).
The first SIMCRI congress in the Marche will bring together at the Maggior Consiglio hotel around fifty prominent exponents of the clinical, scientific and academic world to explore the topic of the new frontiers of regenerative surgery: a particular branch of medicine that aims at the ‘repair’ of damaged tissues from trauma, pathology or aging, through minimally invasive interventions with very high precision, based on cellular regeneration.
“This approach exploits the ability of the body’s cells to repair or regenerate damaged tissues, particularly in the orthopedic field, for the treatment of some very common and highly disabling pathologies of the hip and knee, the spine and the nerves of the limbs – underlines the president Alberto Alexandre – thanks to regenerative surgery it is therefore possible to avoid or postpone the use of demolitive or prosthetic surgery further in time, to the full advantage of the well-being of the patient, who will be able to find an answer to the disorder that causes pain and movement difficulties, reducing convalescence and the after-effects of the operation, with positive effects on the quality of life. The congress that we are honored to host in Treviso will be an opportunity to take stock of the brilliant results achieved so far by regenerative surgery and the promising clinical prospects in the implementation phase”.
Among the participants in the scientific congress: prof. Massimo Danese, national president of SIMCRI, vascular surgeon, who operates in the sector of “open vascular surgery” and “endo-vascular surgery” with minimally invasive techniques, will offer a master’s lesson on the most innovative approaches for the treatment of ischemia. The Dr. Gaetano Caloprisco, former head of Transfusion Medicine in Belluno, is one of the scientific fathers of the use of platelet gel to stimulate tissue repair in the body. Dr. Diletta Trojan, director of the Treviso Tissue Bank Foundation, the largest in Italy, as well as president of the EATCB (European Association of Tissue and Cell Banks) and of the young scientific board SIMCRI.
The congress is open to citizens and has free admission.
