PICU NICU Update 2026 Strengthening Airway Management Knowledge and Skills
Jakarta, July 10, 2026 – Advances in medical technology continue to bring about various innovations that support improved patient safety, particularly in neonatal and pediatric intensive care. In line with these efforts, the 17th Indonesian PICU NICU Update in Conjunction with the 3rd Integrated PIT PERPEDSI & Exhibition serves as a scientific forum for healthcare professionals to update their knowledge, exchange experiences, and learn about the latest technologies that support evidence-based clinical practice.
This event brings together pediatric specialists, pediatric surgeons, anesthesiologists, healthcare professionals, and practitioners from various healthcare institutions to strengthen multidisciplinary collaboration in the management of critically ill patients in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). In addition to scientific symposium sessions, the event also featured interactive workshops and an exhibition showcasing various medical technology innovations designed to support more optimal healthcare services.
One of the series of activities that drew participants’ attention was the “Managing Unexpected Difficult Airway & Mastering Neonatal Procedures” workshop, which focused on improving airway management skills for neonatal patients, particularly when dealing with difficult airway conditions and complex neonatal procedures. In this session, participants used the C-MAC Video Laryngoscope Miller Blade Size 0 from Karl Storz, which is specifically designed for intubation in neonates. The combination of a high-quality video system with a blade tailored to the anatomy of the neonatal airway provides optimal real-time visualization of the larynx, thereby supporting more precise intubation, especially in high-difficulty cases. Through hands-on practice with this technology, participants gained a more comprehensive experience in developing clinical skills and improving their readiness to face various challenges in managing the airway in neonatal patients.
The use of the C-MAC Video Laryngoscope during the workshop provided participants with hands-on experience in understanding airway management techniques aligned with modern clinical practice. With its high-quality visuals and a design that accommodates a wide range of patient conditions, this device plays a crucial role in improving the success of procedures while ensuring patient safety.
Advance Medicare Corpora’s participation in this event reflects the company’s vision and mission to continue supporting the development of healthcare professionals’ competencies through the provision of innovative medical technology. Collaboration between the industry and the medical community is expected to accelerate the adoption of technologies that can improve the quality of care, patient safety, and the efficiency of clinical procedures at various healthcare facilities in Indonesia.
Through its participation in the 17th Indonesian PICU NICU Update in Conjunction with the 3rd Integrated PIT PERPEDSI & Exhibition, Advance Medicare Corpora showcased a variety of medical technology solutions designed to support pediatric and neonatal care needs. The devices introduced, such as the C-MAC Video Laryngoscope to support airway management, flexible intubation, pediatric laparoscopic instruments from Karl Storz, and pediatric scalpels from Reach Surgical are part of the company’s efforts to provide technology that supports clinical procedures with optimal precision and efficiency. Through its participation in this scientific forum, Advance Medicare Corpora remains committed to supporting the professional development of healthcare workers and introducing innovations that contribute to improving the quality of pediatric healthcare services in Indonesia.