Document No.: APHA-CLD-2026-HN-NOTICE-02
Version: Second Announcement · v1.0
Date of Signature: September 29, 2026
Place of Signature: Hong Kong
Asia-Pacific Medical Conference on Chronic Lung Disease in Infants and Young Children (2026 Hainan)and the Life-Course Management Training Program
(Second Announcement)
Dear relevant organizations, experts, and colleagues:
To further improve the diagnosis and treatment of chronic lung disease in infants and young children, deepen the concept of cardiopulmonary integration, and promote international academic exchange and cooperation, the Asia-Pacific Health Association, the Pediatric Medicine Branch of the Asia-Pacific Health Association, and Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital will jointly organize the “Asia-Pacific Medical Conference on Chronic Lung Disease in Infants and Young Children (2026 Hainan) and the Life-Course Management Training Program” in Haikou, China, from November 5 to 7, 2026. The relevant information is as follows:
1. General Information
1.1. Registration Time
November 5, 2026 (Thursday), 14:00–22:00
1.2. Conference Dates
November 6, 2026 (Friday) – November 7, 2026 (Saturday)
1.3. Conference Theme
Cardiopulmonary Integration, Whole-Course Care
1.4. Conference Organization
Organizers: Asia-Pacific Health Association; Pediatric Medicine Branch of the Asia-Pacific Health Association
Co-organizers: Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital; Chronic Lung Disease Professional Committee of the Pediatric Medicine Branch of the Asia-Pacific Health Association
1.5. Conference Chairs:
Chair: Jing Liu, Chair of the Pediatric Medicine Branch of the Asia-Pacific Health Association
Executive Chair: Mingguang Ma, Director of the Chronic Lung Disease Professional Committee of the Pediatric Medicine Branch of the Asia-Pacific Health Association
1.6. Main Topics and CME Credits:
New concepts and clinical practice in cardiopulmonary integration for severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD); early identification, assessment, and standardized management of BPD with pulmonary hypertension and right-heart dysfunction; acute rescue, home-based extended care, and life-course management of chronic lung disease in preterm infants; this conference and training program awards 6 provincial-level continuing medical education credits. See Section 5.
1.7. Target Participants:
Members of the Chronic Lung Disease Professional Committee of the Pediatric Medicine Branch of the Asia-Pacific Health Association; domestic and international experts in neonatology, pediatric critical care, pediatric respiratory medicine, pediatric cardiology, ultrasound, and medical imaging; clinical medical and nursing staff engaged in chronic lung disease care nationwide; and representatives of relevant public welfare foundations.
1.8. Venue
China · Haikou
International Conference Hall, 5th Floor, Xiuying Campus, Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital
2. Supplementary Committee Membership:
2.1. Application for Supplementary Committee Membership:
The conference will also conduct a supplementary selection of members for the Chronic Lung Disease Professional Committee of the Pediatric Medicine Branch of the Asia-Pacific Health Association. Application deadline: October 31, 2026, 18:00.
2.2. Membership Fee for New Applicants:
RMB 600 in total for five years per person.
2.3. Membership and Committee Application and Fee Payment Channel: http://www.apha.org.cn/flogin/login.aspx
Note: After application and payment, submissions will be professionally reviewed and processed according to the membership and committee selection procedures.
3. Conference Registration and Fees:
3.1. Conference Registration Fee:
RMB 600 per person; RMB 200 per person for staff of co-organizing institutions; committee members who have registered for the Asia-Pacific Pediatric Medicine Conference (2026 Nanyang) are exempt from the registration fee.
3.2. Other Expenses:
Transportation and accommodation are at the participant’s own expense. Lunch and dinner during the conference will be provided by the conference service team.
3.3. Conference Registration Channel:http://www.apha.org.cn/ConferenceShow/FormManage/fill.aspx?id=5e276253-9fcc-484b-a9d7-e9b8151b2c78&c=459478e2-bfe2-4e86-a561-8eb236a4aa20
Scan the QR code or enter the registration portal through the mini program and complete the required personal information. Name and mobile number will be used as basic membership and service ID information; please enter them accurately.
3.4. Registration Fee Payment Method:
3.4.1. Bank Transfer:
Account name: Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital Co., Ltd.
Bank account: 898902730010066
Bank: China Merchants Bank, Haikou Branch
Please specify in the remittance note: Chronic Lung Disease Training Conference Service Fee + Participant Name + Institution Name
4. Registration, Payment, and Review:
Please specify: Chronic Lung Disease Training Conference Service Fee + Participant Name + Institution Name.
After registration and payment, a designated staff member will review the submission. Registration is successful after approval (manual review before 18:00 each day).
5. CME Credits and Administration:
This conference and training program awards 6 provincial-level continuing medical education credits. Trainees should download the Medical Education Administration app in advance, register an account, and complete facial verification. Full attendance, QR-code check-ins as required (once every half-day, four check-ins in total), examination, and evaluation are required to receive the credits.
6. Conference Service Contacts:
6.1. Ms. Deng: +86 18789229843
6.2. Ms. Lu: +86 13016290688
6.3. Association Member Service Office, Ms. Xu: +86 13733898759
7. Conference Program (CP-v1.0)
7.1 November 6, 2026 (Friday) | Main Venue
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Time
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Program
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Speakers / Participants
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Moderator
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08:00–08:20
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Opening Ceremony
1. Welcome remarks by hospital leadership
2. Remarks by APHA leadership
3. Remarks by health administration leadership
4. Group photo of all participants
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Hospital leadership; APHA Executive Chair; health administration leadership
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Mingguang Ma
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08:20–09:00
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1. Plaque unveiling ceremony for the Asia-Pacific Infant and Young Child Chronic Lung Disease Collaboration Alliance
2. Certificate presentation for expert advisors of the Chronic Lung Disease Professional Committee
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Ceremony representatives; Ninghai (APHA Executive Chair); Jing Liu (Chair, Pediatric Medicine Branch)
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Danhong Wang
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09:00–09:40
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Diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary hypertension associated with chronic lung disease in children
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Kaisheng Xie (Taiwan, China; Honorary Chair, APHA Pediatric Branch)
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Xiaomei Tong (Peking University Third Hospital)
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09:40–10:20
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Ultrasound monitoring and management of pulmonary disease: prevention of BPD in preterm infants
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Jing Liu (Beijing Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, Capital Medical University; Chair, APHA Pediatric Branch)
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Zhong Tang (Peking University First Hospital)
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10:20–11:00
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Pediatric Respiratory Medicine in Mongolia: Current Status and Future Directions
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Solongo Bandi (Professor, Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences)
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Tao Wang (Tibet Autonomous Region Women and Children’s Hospital); Mongolian interpreter: Yuquan Dai (Baogang Group No. 3 Hospital)
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11:00–11:40
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A Door That Would Not Close: From Fetal Circulation to Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn
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Dr. Mozubur Rahman (Director and PhD, Bangladesh Institute of Child and Maternal Health)
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Haiyan Ge (Shijiazhuang Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital)
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11:40–12:20
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Clinical Experience in Air Medical Transport for Chronic Lung Disease Patients in Indonesia
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Reni Fitriasari (Professor, Indonesia)
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Wenchao Hong (Shanghai Children’s Hospital)
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12:20–13:30
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RSV monoclonal antibody session: interpretation of the expert consensus on prevention of respiratory syncytial virus infection in infants and young children with special health conditions
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Danhong Wang (Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital)
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Jie Wang (Gansu Provincial Second People’s Hospital)
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13:30–14:10
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BPD in preterm infants: prevention strategies from the antenatal period through early postnatal life
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Zhangxue Hu (Lu Jun Special Medical Center)
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Danhong Wang; Xianglian Peng
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14:10–14:50
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Cardiopulmonary integration in BPD: clinical case experience
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Fang Guo (Yunnan Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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14:50–15:30
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Early respiratory–circulatory integrated management strategies for severe BPD
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Aimin Zhang (Hunan Provincial People’s Hospital)
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15:30–15:40
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Tea break
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15:40–16:20
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Comprehensive rescue strategies for end-stage severe BPD — a whole-course cardiopulmonary integration perspective
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Guoyan Lu (West China Second University Hospital, Sichuan University)
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Tuanmei Wang; Na Wang
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16:20–17:00
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Refined management of sedation and analgesia during mechanical ventilation in children with severe BPD
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Jun Cheng (Northwest Women and Children’s Hospital)
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17:00–17:40
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Precision management of the fetal pulmonary hypertension circulation
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Laisuan Wang (Children’s Hospital Affiliated with Fudan University)
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17:40–19:00
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19:00–21:00
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Plenary meeting of the Chronic Lung Disease Professional Committee and certificate presentation ceremony
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All committee members
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Mingguang Ma
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7.2 November 6, 2026 (Friday) | Parallel Venue (Case Discussion Session)
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Note: Seats for observers at the parallel venue require advance registration. Seating is limited and registration closes when full.
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Time
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Program
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Sharing Team
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Discussants
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Moderator
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13:50–14:00
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—
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Mingguang Ma (Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital)
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14:00–14:30
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Case 1: Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) cases in Mongolia
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Dr. Undrakh’s team (Mongolian National Maternal and Child Health Center)
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Yunbin Xiao (Hunan Provincial Children’s Hospital); Mongolian interpreter: Yuquan Dai (Baogang Group No. 3 Hospital)
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Changlin Wang; Xin Tan
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14:30–15:00
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Case 2: Successful ventilator weaning in a child with severe BPD under a cardiopulmonary integration strategy
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Professor Mengchen’s team (Pediatric Respiratory Center, Shandong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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Shanquan Sun (Cardiology Center, Guangdong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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15:00–15:30
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Case 3: Long-term ventilator dependence and weaning management in severe BPD after tracheotomy
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Wei Yi’s team (NICU, Guilin Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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Hongxin Li (Changzhou Children’s Hospital)
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Ronghua Wang; Tuoyu Gan
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15:30–16:00
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Case 4: Severe BPD with one year of invasive ventilator support: in-hospital rescue, home management, and successful weaning
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Jinying Zhao’s team (NICU, Laibin People’s Hospital)
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Weiping Zhou (Xi’an Gaoxin Hospital)
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16:00–16:10
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Tea break
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16:10–16:40
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Case 5: Severe BPD across NICU–PICU–home: a whole-course rescue case
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Tuanmei Wang’s team (NICU/PICU, Changsha Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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Xiaofei Dong (First Affiliated Hospital of Hunan University of Chinese Medicine)
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Fangping Zhao; Xiaojun Sun
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16:40–17:10
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Case 6: Breaking through barriers with whole-course care: severe BPD from respiratory failure rescue and home care to successful discharge
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Changliang Zhao’s team (NICU, Baogang Group No. 3 Hospital)
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Zhongling Huang (Zhengxing Hospital, Zhangzhou)
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17:10–18:00
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Case 7: Chronic lung disease: effects of congenital vascular rings, airway compression, and nonvascular great-vessel rings on the trachea
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Shanquan Sun’s team (Cardiology Center, Guangdong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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Chao Wang (Children’s Respiratory Center, Shandong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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18:00–18:10
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Mingguang Ma
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After 18:10
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Dinner
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7.3 November 7, 2026 (Saturday) | Main Venue
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Time
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Program
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Speaker
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Moderator
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08:00–08:40
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Pediatric respiratory endoscopy and bronchopulmonary dysplasia
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Mengchen (Shandong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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Lihua Li (Beijing Luhe Hospital, Capital Medical University)
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08:40–09:10
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Experience in Prevention of Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (BPD) in Indonesia
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Evelyn Phangkawira (Indonesia)
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Yang Hu (Hunan Provincial Children’s Hospital)
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09:10–09:40
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Factors Associated with Respiratory Morbidity and Recurrent Hospitalization in Preterm Infants with Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
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Undrakh Ankhbayar (Mongolian National Maternal and Child Health Center); Mongolian interpreter: Yuquan Dai (Baogang Group No. 3 Hospital)
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Wei Hao (First Affiliated Hospital of Shandong First Medical University)
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09:40–10:20
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A new perspective on severe BPD diagnosis and treatment: cardiopulmonary integration in the assessment of pulmonary hypertension and right-heart dysfunction
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Mingguang Ma (Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital)
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Xiaori He (Second Xiangya Hospital, Central South University)
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10:20–10:30
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Tea break
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10:30–11:10
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In-depth interpretation of the literature on BPD-associated pulmonary hypertension
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Jun Liao (Shenzhen Hospital, Southern Medical University)
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Fugen Wu; Jianfu Zhou
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11:10–11:50
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Standardized clinical management of pulmonary hypertension associated with BPD in infancy
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Yunbin Xiao (Hunan Provincial Children’s Hospital)
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11:50–13:30
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Lunch / Satellite Session
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13:30–14:10
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Advances and clinical breakthroughs in neonatal pulmonary hypertension therapy
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Limin Zhu (Shanghai Children’s Medical Center)
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Yanli Yao; Hongdan Zhu
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14:10–14:50
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Role and mechanism of vitamin D in relieving intrauterine hypoxia-induced impaired lung development
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Shaojie Yue (Xiangya Hospital, Central South University)
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14:50–15:30
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Frontier research and perspectives related to BPD
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Zhangbin Yu (Shenzhen People’s Hospital)
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15:30–15:40
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Tea break
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15:40–16:20
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Whole-course care and doctor–patient partnership: exploring a full-life-cycle special management model for children with chronic lung disease across pre-hospital, hospital, and home settings
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Danhong Wang (Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital)
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Yazhen Wu; Qi Guo
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16:20–17:00
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Surgical treatment of airway malacia associated with chronic lung disease in children
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Shanquan Sun (Guangdong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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17:00–17:40
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Comprehensive prevention and treatment strategies for BPD in preterm infants
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Rui Cheng (Nanjing Children’s Hospital)
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17:40–17:50
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Closing Ceremony
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Mingguang Ma
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7.4 November 7, 2026 (Saturday) 19:00–22:00 | Special Workshop
Theme: Cardiopulmonary Integration Ultrasound Practical Training Workshop [Limited-Enrollment Intensive Practical Session]
7.4.1 Learning Outcomes
(1) Update knowledge and establish a new clinical mindset
Reframe BPD as “alveolar–capillary coupling disorder + cardiopulmonary syndrome”; understand the full pathophysiological chain from increased pulmonary vascular resistance to pulmonary hypertension and right-heart failure, and develop integrated ventilation–blood flow–ventricle clinical thinking.
(2) Master key points in bedside ultrasound image recognition
Master interpretation of key cardiac and pulmonary ultrasound views in children with BPD and rapidly identify pulmonary hypertension, right-heart dysfunction, septal displacement, pulmonary venous congestion, and pulmonary edema.
(3) Master a closed-loop clinical decision-making process
Apply the complete “ultrasound assessment – condition assessment – treatment adjustment – reassessment” loop directly to bedside practice in critically ill preterm infants in the NICU.
(4) Immersive small-group, hands-on practical training
Multiple professional bedside ultrasound devices will be provided for small-group teaching. Each group will have an experienced training instructor for hands-on standardized scanning, supported by an OSCE checklist for self-assessment and skills improvement.
(5) Case review + post-course implementation
Scenario-based practical training will use real severe-BPD cases, with pre- and post-course competency assessment and targeted clinical assignments to support implementation in participants’ own departments.
7.4.2 Design Concept
BPD has moved beyond the traditional single-disease definition of “chronic lung disease” and is redefined as “alveolar–capillary coupling disorder + cardiopulmonary syndrome.” The core adverse pathway is: abnormal pulmonary vascular development → increased pulmonary vascular resistance (PVR) → pulmonary hypertension (BPD-PH) → right-heart failure → leftward septal shift → impaired left-ventricular filling → pulmonary venous congestion and pulmonary edema.
The workshop uses the integrated ventilation–blood flow–ventricle model as its core teaching line, emphasizing clinical skills and implementation rather than pure theory. The course design includes 70 minutes of theory and case analysis, 90 minutes of rotating hands-on practice, and 20 minutes of assessment, Q&A, and feedback, completing a full “assessment → decision → execution” loop.
7.4.3 Workshop Course Schedule
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Time
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Course Module
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Core Training Content
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Teaching Team
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Moderator
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19:00–20:10
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Theory + Case Analysis (70 min)
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In-depth analysis of the cardiopulmonary pathophysiology of BPD; key standard bedside cardiopulmonary ultrasound views; typical severe cases and a complete ultrasound-guided clinical decision-making loop
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Pediatric team of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University; Danhong Wang’s pediatric team, Hainan Modern Women and Children’s Hospital
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Qin Liu (Cardiology Center, Guangdong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital)
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20:10–21:40
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Rotating Small-Group Hands-on Training (90 min)
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Small-group bedside cardiopulmonary ultrasound practice; one-to-one standardized instruction; OSCE checklist practice; scenario-based practical exercises for severe BPD
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Pediatric team of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University; Shanquan Sun’s cardiology team, Guangdong Provincial Maternal and Child Health Hospital
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Interspersed toward the end of practical training
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Assessment + Implementation Guidance (20 min)
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Pre- and post-course competency assessment; focused Q&A on practical difficulties; targeted clinical assignments and guidance for implementation after returning to the department
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All instructors
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Prepared/Edited by: Li Xu
Professional Review: Mingguang Ma, Jing Liu
Organizational Review: Xunjie Xue
Visual/Layout: Ruize Ma
Review Date: September 29, 2026