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Which CHEST 2021 sessions should you catch up on after the meeting?
Live session recordings and on-demand sessions—including post-meeting bonus content—will be available to registered attendees until October 2022. CHEST leaders offered their recommendations for sessions to check out.
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Pulmonary infections in immunocompromised patients present unique management challenges
Immunocompromised patients have higher susceptibility to pulmonary infections and greater risk of severe disease and poor outcomes. A Wednesday morning panel discussion explored those challenges.
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More research and resources needed to care for patients with post-ICU syndrome
During a session on Tuesday, a panel of intensivists discussed the debilitating sequelae of post-intensive care syndrome and the need for increased long-term recovery care and support for ICU survivors.
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CHEST Foundation celebrates 25 years of giving
At CHEST 2021, the Foundation is looking back and telling the story of the trailblazers of the past with hopes to inspire the leaders of the future.
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e-Posters showcase top-tier science exploring close to every aspect of chest medicine
Many of the nearly 2,000 posters will include audio or video of the presenters walking you through these important studies.
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Don’t forget to claim your credit
The process to evaluate the meeting and claim CME/CE credit or request a Certificate of Attendance (COA) is now open. And, while the live sessions have ended, all registered attendees […]
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Experts review recent literature in diagnostic and therapeutic bronchoscopy
Advances in bronchoscopy have resulted in an array of new diagnostic and theraputic modalities. On Tuesday, a panel of experts reviewed some of the most notable recent research findings.
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Panel to explore latest strategies for COPD assessment, diagnosis, and treatment
A plenary session today chaired by Nicola A. Hanania, MD, MS, FCCP, features presentations by experts who will review current evidence for the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with COPD.
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Case-based session will examine expanding options for CTEPH management
Treatment options for the management of chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) have expanded over the last decade, according to Jean M. Elwing, MD, FCCP.
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Undiagnosed sleep-related breathing disorders can lead to worse postoperative outcomes
Christine H. Won, MD, MSc, and Kara L. Dupuy-McCauley, MD, lead a panel discussion this afternoon looking at the risks of sleep-related breathing disorders in the perioperative setting.