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Theme

“Pioneering Excellence in Neonatal and Paediatric Medicine”.

- Neonatology 2025

Welcome Note

After an astonishing eighteen years of esteemed gatherings dedicated to neonatology and pediatrics, this illustrious conference persists in establishing exemplary standards for the enhancement of pediatric and neonatal care on a global scale.

We are pleased to announce the “18th International Conference on Neonatology and Paediatrics,” scheduled for the 3rd and 4th of March 2025, in the enchanting city of Zurich, Switzerland. This year, we convene under the evocative theme, “Pioneering Excellence in Neonatal and Paediatric Medicine," a succinct yet profound reflection of our collective ambition to elevate pediatric and neonatal health through ground-breaking innovation and steadfast commitment.

What Awaits at Neonatology 2025:

Engagement with pioneering research and practices that are set to revolutionize the future of healthcare.
Opportunities to forge connections with a vibrant community of like-minded professionals and trailblazers who share your fervor.
Insightful dialogues with eminent figures in healthcare, including specialists in immunology, vaccination, psychology, cardiology, neurology, urology, and surgery, are redefining the landscape of pediatric care.

Zurich, with its harmonious blend of tranquil natural splendor and cosmopolitan charm, serves as the ideal backdrop for this prestigious congregation. From its pristine lakes and majestic Alpine vistas to its rich historical tapestry and lively cultural scene, the city promises an experience as enriching as the conference itself.

Join us for two extraordinary days of discovery, discourse, and collaboration. Let us unite to revolutionize care and change lives.

Warm regards,
Laura Jane
Programme Manager | Neonatology 2025
Email: [email protected]

About Conference

The Neonatology 2025 will be held in Zurich, Switzerland, on 3rd and 4th March 2025. With the theme “Pioneering Excellence in Neonatal and Paediatric Medicine,” this conference serves as a key platform for advancing neonatal and pediatric care. It promotes scientific innovation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration among professionals in various fields, including immunology, vaccination, psychology, cardiology, neurology, urology, and surgery.

Conference Highlights

Prospects of Neonatal Research
Personal and Professional Growth Endeavours
Global Insights into Neonatal Wellbeing
Dynamic Networking Opportunities for Engagement
Practical Workshops and Live Demonstrations
Uncover Cutting-Edge Technologies in Neonatal Care
Participate in Stimulating and Thought-Provoking Dialogues
Fortify Professional Relationships

Target Audience

The conference welcomes participants from a wide array of specialties, including:

Pediatricians
Neonatologists and Perinatologists
Immunologists, Cardiologists, and Neurologists
Surgeons and Nutritionists
Gastroenterologists & Haematologists Oncologists
Psychiatrists & Psychologists
Scientists and Researchers
Medical Specialists and Physicians
Students and graduates
Healthcare Executives and Entrepreneurs
Industry Professionals and Pharma Companies

Throwback to Neonatology 2024

The 17th International Neonatology Conference left an indelible mark with its exceptional networking opportunities, plenary sessions, and panel discussions. Attendees explored innovative pediatric advancements and celebrated top contributors with awards and recognitions. The success of 2024 laid the foundation for an even more dynamic 2025 edition.

Abstract Submission Guidelines

We invite you to present your research at Neonatology 2025. Abstracts are to be limited to a maximum of 300 words and should, in some manner, correspond with the themes of the conference. Each submission will undergo a double-blind peer review, with notifications sent within 2-3 days. Key deadlines include abstract submission by January 6, 2025, early bird registration by January 25, 2025, and final paper submission by February 15, 2025.

Opportunities and Benefits

Whether you're a researcher, business delegate, or student, the conference offers tailored opportunities:

For Researchers and Faculty Members

Poster presentations, workshops, and symposiums, Workshop Organization

Opportunities for Students: poster competition, Young Researcher Forum (YRF Award for Best Presenter), Group Registrations, Registration for Student Attendees

For Industry Professionals: Exhibitor and Vendor Booths, Sponsorship Opportunities, Product Launches, Workshop Organization, Scientific Partnerships, Marketing and Client Networking

For Universities, Associations & Societies: Partnership Opportunities, Collaboration Proposals, Academic Partnerships, Group Participation

For Business Delegates: Speaker Presentations, Symposium Hosting, Book Launch Event, Networking Opportunities, Audience Engagement

Join Us

Don’t miss this chance to expand your horizons, share innovative ideas, and shape the future of neonatal and pediatric healthcare. Let’s inspire, innovate, and transform lives together at Neonatology 2025 in Zurich!

Scientific Sessions/Tracks

Session 1. General Neonatology

A thorough examination of the foundational principles underpinning neonatal care, this exploration delves into the assessment, diagnosis, and management of newborns during their formative days. It encompasses the spectrum of care for both thriving infants and those facing complex medical challenges. Key topics include newborn screening, preventive strategies, and interventions for prevalent issues such as jaundice and respiratory distress, all aimed at enhancing both immediate and long-term health outcomes for neonates.

Sub-topics:

New-born screening and diagnostics
Techniques for respiratory support
Management of neonatal jaundice
Monitoring growth in neonates
Strategies for neonatal pain relief

RELATED CONFERENCES:

International Congress on Pediatrics and Neonatal Surgery | Asian Neonatal and Pediatrics Congress | International Conference on Pediatrics Critical Care & Neonatal Medicine | International Neonatal Symposium (INS) | World Congress of Pediatrics Infectious Diseases (WCPID) | Global Pediatrics Conference| Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Conference | International Conference on Neonatology & Pediatrics | American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) National Conference & Exhibition | European Society for Pediatric Research (ESPR) Annual Meeting |

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Australian and New Zealand Neonatal Network (ANZNN) | Society for Pediatric Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery (SPCCS) | British Association of Perinatal Medicine (BAPM) | Neonatal Nurses Association (NNA) | International Pediatrics Association (IPA) | World Health Organization (WHO) - Maternal, New-born, Child and Adolescent Health (MNCAH) | National Neonatology Forum (NNF) | Society for Pediatric Research (SPR) | European Society of Pediatric Neonatology (ESPN) | The American Pediatric Society (APS)

Session 2. Perinatology

The intricate realm of perinatology revolves around the medical oversight of high-risk pregnancies and the nuanced care of the fetus. This discourse investigates advanced prenatal screening techniques, the intricate monitoring of fetal development, and proactive strategies to mitigate complications like preterm labor and foetal anomalies. A significant focus is placed on maternal health issues that directly influence fetal well-being, ensuring optimal outcomes for both mother and child.

Sub-topics:

fetal monitoring techniques
Management of high-risk pregnancies
Prevention of preterm labour
Innovations in maternal-fetal medicine
Ethical dilemmas in perinatology

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Session 3. Neonatal Disorders

An expansive investigation into the myriad of neonatal disorders, this segment covers a wide array of conditions, from congenital anomalies to metabolic and respiratory complications. It highlights the latest diagnostic methodologies and treatment protocols, providing insights into the management of conditions such as congenital heart defects and neonatal infections. Special emphasis is placed on long-term care strategies designed to enhance the quality of life for affected neonates

Sub-topics:

Congenital heart defects
Neonatal metabolic disorders
Jaundice and related conditions
Prevention and management of neonatal infections
Long-term care strategies for neonatal disorders

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Session 4. Child Psychology

Delving into the intricate emotional, cognitive, and social development of children, this discourse addresses the identification and management of behavioral disorders, the psychological ramifications of early childhood trauma, and the profound impact of formative experiences on mental health. Participants will gain invaluable insights into interventions that foster mental well-being and support the developmental milestones of young individuals.

Sub-topics:

Early childhood cognitive and emotional growth
Behavioral disorders in youth
Autism spectrum disorders: early intervention
Psychological impacts of pediatric illness
Parenting's influence on child psychology

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Session 5. Pediatric Cardiology

This exploration centers on congenital and acquired heart conditions affecting children, showcasing the latest advancements in diagnostic techniques and treatment strategies. Key discussions will revolve around congenital heart defects, arrhythmias, and the comprehensive management of pediatric patients requiring both surgical and non-surgical interventions. Attendees will be introduced to innovative diagnostic methods and long-term care options that bolster pediatric cardiac health.

Sub-topics:

Diagnosing congenital heart defects
Management of pediatric arrhythmias
Innovations in pediatric cardiac surgery
Long-term care for cardiology patients
Non-invasive cardiac diagnostic advancements

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Session 6. Pulmonology Insights

An insightful examination of respiratory conditions prevalent among children, this discussion encompasses issues such as asthma, bronchiolitis, and chronic respiratory diseases. Participants will be enlightened on the latest diagnostic and treatment approaches, including advancements in respiratory support technologies. Particular attention will be given to both acute and chronic respiratory conditions, with strategies aimed at enhancing pediatric respiratory health.

Sub-topics:

Asthma management in children
Current strategies for bronchiolitis
Pulmonary function assessments in pediatrics
Respiratory support technologies
Immunisation's role in respiratory health

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Session 7. Neonatal Nephrology

Focusing on the complexities of kidney function and disorders in neonates, this exploration addresses acute kidney injury, fluid and electrolyte balance, and the management of congenital renal anomalies. Emphasis is placed on the importance of early diagnosis, timely interventions, and advancements in renal diagnostics, all geared towards ensuring optimal kidney function for newborns.

Sub-topics:

Acute kidney injury management in neonates
Fluid and electrolyte balance
Congenital renal anomalies
Dialysis and transplantation in neonates
Advances in renal diagnostics

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Session 8. Pediatric Psychiatry

This discourse on pediatric psychiatry delves into the mental health landscape of children and adolescents, spotlighting disorders such as ADHD, anxiety, and depression. Key topics include early identification, diagnostic techniques, and therapeutic approaches, alongside the crucial role families play in supporting mental health. Special focus is directed towards interventions that empower children to navigate psychological challenges and cultivate resilience.

Sub-topics:

ADHD: diagnosis and treatment strategies
Early identification of pediatric depression
Therapeutic approaches for childhood anxiety
Behavioral interventions for psychiatric conditions
The role of parents and educators in mental health support

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Session 9. Infant Nutrition

An exploration of the critical role nutrition plays in the growth and development of infants, this discussion covers breastfeeding, formula feeding, and the introduction of solid foods. Emphasis is placed on the nutritional requirements of premature infants and the common challenges encountered in feeding. Best practices for ensuring healthy nutrition during the neonatal period will also be thoroughly examined.

Sub-topics:

Benefits of breastfeeding and lactation support
Nutritional requirements for premature infants
Formula feeding alternatives
Tackling feeding difficulties in neonates
Introducing solid foods in infancy

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Session 10. Immunology & Vaccinations

Focusing on the indispensable role of immunization in pediatric health, this discourse centers on current vaccination schedules, emerging vaccines, and the scientific principles underpinning immunization. Special attention is given to strategies for vaccinating immunocompromised children and addressing vaccine hesitancy, particularly in resource-constrained environments.

Sub-topics:

Current vaccination schedules for children
Innovations in vaccine research
Immunization strategies for immunocompromised children
Addressing vaccine hesitancy
Global vaccination challenges

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Session 11. Neonatal Neurology

An exploration of neonatal neurology, this discussion investigates the diagnosis and management of neurological disorders in newborns, including birth defects, seizures, and brain injuries. The latest research and diagnostic methods will be covered, alongside strategies aimed at preventing brain injury and enhancing long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes for affected infants

Sub-topics:

Diagnosis and management of neonatal seizures
Prevention of brain injuries in neonates
Neuroimaging techniques in neonatal neurology
Developmental neurogenesis
Long-term outcomes for neurological disorders

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Session 12. Pediatric Oncology

An in-depth examination of pediatric cancers, including leukemia and solid tumors, this discourse highlights recent advancements in treatment, early detection methodologies, and supportive care for young patients undergoing cancer therapies. Discussions will also encompass survivorship issues, addressing the long-term effects of treatment and the overall quality of life for pediatric oncology survivors.

Sub-topics:

Diagnosis and treatment of pediatric leukemia
Management of solid tumors in children
Advances in cancer immunotherapy for pediatrics
Palliative care considerations in pediatric oncology
Long-term effects of cancer treatment in children

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Session 13. Surgical Innovations

An exploration of the latest advancements in pediatric surgery, this discussion focuses on minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgical techniques. Participants will learn about innovations designed to reduce recovery times, improve surgical outcomes, and tackle complex surgical challenges faced by neonates and children, ranging from congenital anomalies to emergency procedures.

Sub-topics:

Minimally invasive surgical techniques
Robotic-assisted surgery in pediatrics
Innovations in abdominal surgery for children
Managing neonatal surgical emergencies
Surgical approaches for congenital anomalies

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Session 14. Pediatric Gastroenterology

Delving into the diagnosis and management of gastrointestinal disorders in children, this discourse covers the management of conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), and pediatric liver diseases. Attendees will also gain insights into dietary management strategies that complement medical treatments for gastrointestinal disorders.

Sub-topics:

Managing inflammatory bowel disease in children
Celiac disease and gluten-free nutrition
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) in pediatrics
Advances in treating paediatric liver disease
Addressing constipation and bowel disorders

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Session 15. Neonatal Endocrinology

An exploration of neonatal endocrinology, this discussion addresses hormonal and metabolic disorders in newborns, such as congenital hypothyroidism and adrenal insufficiency. Focus will be placed on early diagnosis, treatment options, and the latest advancements in neonatal endocrinology, ensuring timely interventions that promote optimal metabolic health in neonates.

Sub-topics:

Treatment of neonatal hypothyroidism
Growth hormone deficiencies in neonates
Managing adrenal insufficiency in new-borns
Newborn screening for metabolic disorders
Advances in endocrinology diagnostics

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Session 16. Pediatric Dermatology

This discourse on pediatric dermatology examines skin conditions prevalent in children, including eczema, psoriasis, and neonatal rashes. Discussions will center on the diagnosis, management, and treatment of common pediatric skin issues, as well as preventative strategies for skin infections and congenital skin anomalies.

Sub-topics:

Managing atopic dermatitis in children
Treatment advancements for pediatric psoriasis
Management of neonatal rashes
Birthmarks and congenital skin conditions
Prevention and treatment of pediatric skin infections

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Session 17. Neonatal Haematology

Participants will delve into blood disorders affecting neonates, such as anemia, thrombocytopenia, and hematological malignancies. Key topics will include diagnostic techniques, treatment strategies, and blood transfusion protocols; all aimed at improving health outcomes for newborns grappling with hematologic conditions.

Sub-topics:

Causes and treatment of neonatal anemia
Diagnosing and managing thrombocytopenia
Hematologic malignancies in neonates
Blood transfusion protocols for new-borns
New-born screening for blood disorders

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Session 18. Neonatal Otorhinolaryngology

This exploration covers ear, nose, and throat (ENT) conditions in neonates, including congenital hearing loss and respiratory anomalies. Key topics will include early diagnosis, screening techniques, and management strategies for ENT conditions that significantly influence neonatal health and development.

Sub-topics:

Neonatal hearing screening techniques
Congenital respiratory tract anomalies
Feeding difficulties related to ENT issues
Management of tongue-tie and lip-tie
Techniques in paediatric ENT surgery

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Session 19. Paediatric Infectious Diseases

A broad examination of infectious diseases affecting children, this discourse spans viral and bacterial infections, as well as emerging global threats. Discussions will focus on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of pediatric infectious diseases, alongside the challenges posed by antimicrobial resistance and vaccination coverage.

Sub-topics:

Emerging infectious diseases in children
The role of vaccination in infection prevention
Antimicrobial resistance challenges
Care and management of pediatric HIV/AIDS
Global challenges in pediatric infectious diseases

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Session 20. Obstetric, Gynaecologic, and Neonatal Nursing

Focusing on the nursing care provided to women throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period, as well as the care of newborns during the neonatal phase. It encompasses a broad spectrum of topics, including maternal health, support during labor and delivery, neonatal care, and the challenges faced by nurses in obstetrics and gynecology. Emphasis will be placed on advancements in nursing practices, the integral role of nurses within multidisciplinary teams, and strategies to enhance outcomes for both mothers and infants.

Sub-topics:

Maternal health and nursing care during pregnancy
Neonatal resuscitation and immediate postnatal care
Nursing interventions during labor and delivery
Postpartum care and complications for mothers
Pain management and support during childbirth

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Session 21. Case Reports & Series

Providing a platform for healthcare professionals, this discussion allows for the presentation and exploration of complex, rare, or unusual case reports and clinical series within the fields of neonatology and pediatrics. Participants will have the opportunity to investigate innovative diagnostic approaches and treatment strategies, drawing lessons from real-world cases to enhance pediatric care.

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Rare neonatal and pediatric conditions
Innovative approaches to complex case management
Multidisciplinary collaboration in care
Ethical considerations in managing rare cases
Learning from case reports to enhance pediatric care

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Market Analysis

Market Analysis of Neonatology and Pediatrics

The neonatology and pediatrics market is seeing notable growth, driven by factors like rising preterm births, tech advancements, and greater awareness of neonatal care. Here’s a straightforward look at the market's current state, key growth drivers, challenges, and future predictions.

Market Distribution (2023)

Neonatal Intensive Care Market (2023): Comprising 91.04% of the market, NICU remains the dominant segment, driven by the growing prevalence of neonatal illnesses and demand for advanced medical equipment.
Neonatal Toxicology Market (2023): Representing 8.96% of the market, this segment highlights the increasing awareness of how maternal drug exposure impacts neonatal health.

Future Projections

By 2032, the NICU market share is projected to rise to 95.31%, reflecting its faster growth rate, fuelled by a robust CAGR of 17.89% (2024-2030). This growth is attributed to rising healthcare investments and technological advancements like AI-driven diagnostics and non-invasive monitoring tools.
The NTM market, while smaller, continues to grow steadily, reaching 4.69% of the total neonatal healthcare market by 2030 with a CAGR of 10.6%. This growth stems from increased research and awareness regarding toxicology's role in maternal and neonatal health.

Key Drivers of Growth

Rising Preterm Birth Rates

Around 15 million babies are born preterm each year, boosting the demand for neonatal care, as these births are a major cause of neonatal mortality.

Technological Advancements

Innovations like non-invasive monitoring and AI diagnostics are enhancing treatment outcomes for critically ill new-borns. The rise of home-based neonatal care is also aiding market growth.

Government Initiatives

Increased funding for neonatal healthcare services and improved screening programs are enhancing care and supporting maternal health.

Awareness Campaigns

Growing public awareness about neonatal care is leading to a higher demand for advanced medical devices and services.

Challenges Facing the Market

Healthcare Disparities

Access to quality neonatal care is uneven, particularly in low-income countries with limited healthcare infrastructure.

High Costs of Advanced Care

The steep costs associated with advanced neonatal technologies may restrict access to treatments, especially in underfunded healthcare systems.

Future Growth Predictions

Increased Healthcare Spending

As global healthcare spending rises, especially in emerging markets, investment in neonatal care technologies and facilities will likely grow.

Expansion of NICUs

The number of Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) is expected to rise significantly as hospitals adapt to changing demographics and the increased need for specialized care.

Focus on Preventive Care

There will be a growing emphasis on preventive care in maternal and neonatal health, helping to reduce complications that necessitate intensive care.

Conclusion

The neonatology and pediatrics market is poised for robust growth in the coming years, driven by rising preterm births, technological innovations, and government support. While challenges like healthcare disparities and high costs persist, the overall outlook remains bright. Continued advancements in care and increasing global healthcare investments will help meet the rising demand for specialized neonatal and pediatric care.