The paper should discuss ethical considerations and decision-making processes involved in the management of the chosen disease. This may include topics like patient consent, organ allocation, end-of-life care, and treatment choices.

 The paper should provide insights from experienced CT/ thoracic surgeons who have successfully managed the specific disease. It should showcase how these experts navigate complex cases, balancing medical, ethical, and patient-centered aspects.

The paper should cover all aspects of disease management, including clinical evaluation, diagnostic approach, surgical indications, operative techniques, and post-operative care. The aim is to offer a holistic view of the disease management process.

Each presentation should include live in-box operative videos showcasing the surgical procedures discussed. These videos should demonstrate step-by-step techniques, highlighting key points and critical maneuvers.

The paper should conclude with clear, concise, and actionable conclusions drawn from the expert’s experience. These takeaways should provide valuable insights that young thoracic surgeons can apply to their own practice.

The presentation should include practical tips and tricks shared by the expert, derived from their hands-on experience. These insights should offer innovative solutions to challenges commonly encountered in thoracic surgery.

The paper should provide specific guidance relevant to the M.Ch or DNB examination requirements. This may include tips for answering examination questions, case study discussions, and insights into the examination’s focus areas.

Each presentation should adhere to a strict time limit of 10 minutes to ensure efficient sharing of knowledge and insights. The presenter should effectively convey the essential information within this time frame.