1. The history of minimally invasive techniques in acute care surgery -- 2. History of thoracoscopy in emergency surgery and trauma -- 3. Role and limitations of mininvasive approach in abdominal emergencies and trauma -- 4. Role of MIS approaches in thoracic emergencies and trauma -- 5. Acute appendicitis -- 6. Acute cholecystitis and emergency common bile duct exploration -- 7. Acute colonic diverticulitis -- 8. Complicated inflammatory bowel disease and colonic non diverticular emergencies -- 9. Gastroduodenal perforation -- 10. Adhesive Small Bowel Obstruction (ASBO) -- 11. Large bowel obstruction -- 12. Minimally Invasive Approach to Treatment of Acute Pancreatitis -- 13. Complicated hiatal hernia -- 14. Inguinal and incisional hernia emergency management -- 15. Internal and congenital hernias -- 16. Post-traumatic diaphragmatic hernia -- 17. Minimally Invasive Approach to Intestinal Bleeding -- 18. Bowelischemia -- 19. General Surgery Emergencies In Pregnancy -- 20. Non-specific abdominal pain -- -- 21. Management of bariatric surgery early and delayed complications -- 22. Gynaecological Emergencies -- 23. Role of emergency laparoscopic surgery in pediatric patients -- 24. Minimally Invasive Surgery for Emergency General Surgery in Elderly -- 25. Role of emergency laparoscopy in surgical and endoscopic complications -- 26. Role of bedside laparoscopy -- 27. Anesthesia Considerations for MIS in Emergency and Trauma Surgery -- 28. Utility of Video-Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery (VATS) in Acute Care Surgery.