DCK 2025 - 142nd Congress of the German Society of Surgery
The German Surgeons’ Congress (DCK) is the central forum for surgery in German-speaking countries – with around 5,000 attendees each year.
The DCK is a platform for interdisciplinary exchange and cooperation between different surgical fields. Experts from a wide range of surgical disciplines can come together to share and develop their innovative ideas and best practices.
The latest research findings and technical advances are presented and discussed. The congress also offers numerous opportunities for experts to establish and expand their professional networks. There is also a wide range of workshops and practical courses that give younger attendees in particular the opportunity to try out and learn new Techniques and procedures.
The congress is an important platform for discussing and solving current challenges in surgery, such as access to high-quality surgical care for all population groups and the integration of new technologies into clinical practice.
This means that the congress is not just about the transfer of knowledge, but is also a driving force for progress in surgical medicine.
Participation is reserved for medical personnel only.
The German Surgeons’ Congress (DCK) is the central forum for surgery in German-speaking countries – with around 5,000 attendees each year.
The DCK is a platform for interdisciplinary exchange and cooperation between different surgical fields. Experts from a wide range of surgical disciplines can come together to share and develop their innovative ideas and best practices.
The latest research findings and technical advances are presented and discussed. The congress also offers numerous opportunities for experts to establish and expand their professional networks. There is also a wide range of workshops and practical courses that give younger attendees in particular the opportunity to try out and learn new Techniques and procedures.
The congress is an important platform for discussing and solving current challenges in surgery, such as access to high-quality surgical care for all population groups and the integration of new technologies into clinical practice.
This means that the congress is not just about the transfer of knowledge, but is also a driving force for progress in surgical medicine.
Participation is reserved for medical personnel only.