The 26th National Anesthesia Academic Conference (2018) of the Chinese Medical Association and the 15th Asian-Australian Anesthesia Academic Annual Conference ended successfully on November 4, 2018 at the Beijing National Convention Center.  The theme of this conference is "From Anesthesiology to Perioperative Medicine", focusing on how to promote the safety of anesthesia and provide comprehensive protection for patients.

The scale of the conference was unprecedented, with tens of thousands of participants. The elite team of Enginmed took part in the top-level academic conference in the field of anesthesia with the most shining posture and self-developed products with many famous anesthesia academics.

At the conference, we ceremoniously displayed the world's most advanced cerebral oxygen monitor, which attracted the attention of many domestic and foreign anesthesia VIPs.

Experts and doctors from the United States, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia, Nepal and other countries and countries all over the world and domestic experts came to the Enginmedbooth to observe and consult, gain a deep understanding of China's creation of the world's leading brain oxygen monitor, and gave them high recognition and evaluation.

During the conference, the Enginmed exhibition area has a number of cerebral oxygen clinical application workshops and interactive sessions with prizes.  Every workshop is full of popularity, and it will not disperse after a long time.

Many medical workers said that such activities not only gave them a deeper understanding of the basic knowledge of cerebral oxygenation, but also affirmed the important value of cerebral oxygenation for patients’ brain protection during the perioperative period; they not only learned new knowledge, but also  Received exquisite gifts.

The satellite symposium was full of seats, and the listeners were still unfulfilled. After the symposium, there were constant questions and discussions were intense! In the end, Professor Wang Dongxin ended with the theme of the conference "From Anesthesiology to Perioperative Medicine".