Victor Medical Honored as Platinum Partnerat Russian-Chinese School of Bariatric Surgery Congress

Victor Medical has been honored to be named a Platinum Partner of the Russian-Chinese School of Bariatric Surgery. As a leading enterprise in surgical instruments and disposable medical consumables, Victor Medical is committed to advancing the field of bariatric surgery and deepening medical cooperation between China and Russia. The company will leverage this partnership to build a high-level platform for expert exchange and contribute to the progress of global bariatric surgery.

This recognition marks a significant step in Victor Medical's support for top-tier international academic exchange. The company aims to foster deeper collaboration between Chinese and Russian experts in technological innovation, clinical experience, and talent development.

During a recent academic exchange hosted by the Russian-Chinese School of Bariatric Surgery, several leading Chinese experts delivered insightful presentations, sharing their latest research and clinical expertise.

Professor Dr. Qian Jun

Professor Qian Jun addressed the critical topic of "Treatment Tactics for Early Complications of Bariatric Surgeons." He provided a systematic analysis of potential early post-operative complications, such as bleeding, anastomotic leaks, and deep vein thrombosis. Drawing on extensive clinical cases, Professor Qian detailed strategies for early identification, risk assessment, and efficient intervention through multidisciplinary collaboration. He emphasized that for bariatric surgeons, mastering the management of complications is as crucial as refining surgical skills to ensure patient safety and improve outcomes.

Professor Dr. Wang Haibo

Professor Wang Haibo presented on "Sleeve Gastrectomy Chinese Style." He noted that with the rapid development of bariatric surgery in China, clinicians have been exploring and optimizing international techniques, gradually forming a surgical philosophy and operational standard with Chinese characteristics. Professor Wang detailed the unique considerations and technical points of the "Chinese-style" sleeve gastrectomy regarding surgical approach, the extent of gastric fundus mobilization, and staple line management, aiming for safer, more effective results tailored to the physiological characteristics of Chinese patients.

Professor Dr. Liu Yan

Focusing on the refinement of minimally invasive techniques, Professor Liu Yan spoke on "Symmetrical Three-Port Laparoscopic Sleeve Resection Surgery." He explored how to enhance cosmetic outcomes and patient comfort by optimizing port placement without compromising safety or efficacy. Professor Liu shared his team's practical experience with the symmetrical three-port technique, demonstrating its advantages in reducing trauma and accelerating recovery, thus offering new insights for the minimally invasive development of bariatric surgery.

Victor Medical stated that it will continue to leverage its professional expertise to actively support and participate in such high-level international academic exchanges. The company is dedicated to building a broader communication bridge for bariatric surgery experts in China, Russia, and beyond, jointly promoting innovation and development in the field to benefit more patients with obesity and related metabolic diseases.