Can a woman give birth without fear after suffering covid? Will her children be healthy? How will sexual life develop after this disease? This and much more will be discussed at the international forum on reproductive medicine, which will be held from January 18 to 21 in Moscow. The co-chair of the congress, the chief gynecologist of the Ministry of Health of Russia, academician Leyla Adamyan says:
– No virus, no infection – yes, nothing at all – can and should not stop the natural process of the birth of a new person. And judging by the number of applications for participation in our congress, it was the problem of the birth of a person that has been and will remain relevant forever and ever. Here I am now looking at the list of those wishing to take part in our congress: 52 international experts. From almost every country in the world. These are leading specialists in the field of reproductive medicine and gynecology.
Yes, we have to pay tribute to the times: this time our forum is held online. Therefore, we are talking about it a few days before the opening, so that everyone can contact our organizing committee (all information is available on the Internet) and be not only a listener, but also a participant in the forum. We are waiting for you all, regardless of whether you are an academician or a doctor in primary care. Your participation is very valuable to us.
The topics of the congress are extensive. Everyone will find a niche for their own participation. It is difficult to single out anything in particular from our agenda. There are no passing, unimportant topics. Time dictates priorities. Therefore, on the first day of the congress, covid and reproductive health are in the spotlight. The condition of children born during this period, the outcomes of childbirth, post-covid syndrome, the rehabilitation of women who have had this severe infection. After all, it is already obvious that covid – especially in severe forms – does not pass without a trace and affects all the functions of the female body.
There are still more questions than answers. But scientists around the world are now paying special attention to precisely these problems. Because they are, without exaggeration, the problems of our life, the problems of our future. Yes, on forums, even such representative ones as ours, discoveries are not made. But this is a serious analysis of everything that has been happening to all of us in the last two years, about what will possibly happen to us today, and tomorrow, and a year from now. Are we looking into the future? Naturally. Because the future is the birth of man, which no virus can stop. The virus can be resisted. Life cannot be resisted.
Once again, I note: a person does not live by covid. And everyday life, everyday health of women is our main concern. Therefore, not only obstetricians and gynecologists, but also geneticists, immunologists, virologists, oncologists, surgeons, and robotic surgeons participate in the congress. Fundamental problems coexist with the elementary questions of the day. There will be twelve plenary sessions, six special master classes, a demonstration of the latest, including robotic surgery, all technologies for treating infertility and maintaining the quality of life.
A modern reproduction forum, of course, cannot do without attention to artificial intelligence, which is becoming a significant assistant to the physician. Artificial intelligence comes to all areas of health and, perhaps, primarily reproductive, to the field of IVF. Some aspects of infertility treatment need to be revised. Our congress is not only a contribution to science, it is also a contribution to the education of a modern doctor, and to the prevention of reproductive system disorders. Among the participants there are many new names and surnames, who are not only the largest authorities in this field, but also the creators of the most advanced trends in it.
Covid distracted from many problems. And the upcoming congress once again reminds us that problems do not go away, they require solutions and the most modern approach.
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