2025年第97届日本胃癌学会年会研究热点与前沿动态报道—机器人手术篇

Robotic surgery at the forefront: highlights from the 97th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Gastric Cancer Association 2025

摘要:

第97届日本胃癌学会年会于2025年3月12日—3月14日在日本名古屋市召开，本届大会主席由来自藤田医科大学宇山一朗教授担任，吸引了日本、中国、韩国、美国、欧洲等全世界近2 000名学者的参与。大会的主题是“胃肿瘤数字化创新”，主要围绕人工智能技术、机器人手术等在胃癌治疗中的革新，深入探讨了机器人手术的高精度和高再现性技术，改善胃癌手术的传统方法，数字化创新性，未来医疗的政策与策略，开创医疗新时代。大会设立主会场1个，不同主题分会场60个，最终接收投稿1 003篇，其中口头报告158项（涉及80个主题）、壁报展示203项，约有145个讲座涉及胃癌机器人手术相关的主题，加上壁报展示，将近255个主题与胃癌机器人手术有关。本次年会上还发布了第7版日本胃癌治疗指南。笔者团队有幸参加此次盛会，同时结合笔者2025年3月7日—3月8日在日本宇都宫市参加第17届日本机器人外科学会年会对胃癌机器人手术最新进展所见所闻在此详细报道，以期为国内外科同行提供有价值的参考和启示。

Abstract:

The 97th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Gastric Cancer Association was held from March 12 to March 14, 2025, in Nagoya, Japan. The conference was chaired by Professor Kazuhiro Uyama from Fujita Medical University and attracted nearly 2 000 scholars from around the world, including Japan, China, the republic of Korea, the United States, and Europe. With the theme of "Digital Innovation in Gastric Tumors," the conference focused on the application of artificial intelligence, robotic surgery, and other innovations in the treatment of gastric cancer. It explored how high-precision and highly reproducible robotic surgical techniques are transforming traditional approaches to gastric cancer surgery, along with topics such as digital innovation, future medical policies, and strategies that herald a new era in healthcare. The meeting featured one main venue and 60 sub-venues with different themes, ultimately accepting 1 003 submissions. A total of 158 oral presentations covering 80 topics and 203 poster presentations were delivered. Among them, approximately 145 lectures were related to robotic surgery for gastric cancer, and when including poster presentations, nearly 255 topics were associated with gastric cancer robotic surgery. Additionally, the 7th edition of the Japanese Gastric Cancer Treatment Guidelines was released during the meeting. Our team had the honor of participating in this prestigious event. Drawing from our experience at both this conference and the 17th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Robotic Surgery held in Utsunomiya, Japan, from March 7 to March 8, 2025, we provide a detailed report on the latest advancements in robotic surgery for gastric cancer, hoping to offer valuable insights and references for fellow surgeons both in China and abroad.