There is currently a boom in minimally invasive procedures.
Laparoscopic surgeries are considered the route of choice for most surgical procedures. Patients opt for this type of procedure because they are less invasive, safer and have a faster postoperative period.
This course follows a similar model to Scolla's postgraduate courses in Minimally Invasive Surgery, which prioritizes excellence in education, improving surgical technique and bringing students all the innovations in the field.
It is exclusive for surgeons from countries neighboring Brazil, with a personalized approach, taught in Spanish and with the greatest references in the specialty in Latin America.
Coordinator
Coordinator
Coordinator
Coordinator
Argentina
Argentina
Colombia
Colombia
Ecuador
Ecuador
Argentina
Argentina
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Spain
Spain
Argentina
Argentina
Brazil
Brazil
Colombia
Colombia
This first theoretical-practical module will take place over a period of one week (Monday to Sunday) and will consist of the following activities: theoretical classes and online case discussions, live on-site surgeries, hands-on practical classes on live models and simulators.
ACTIVITY | DAY OF THE WEEK | TIME | TYPE | TOTAL COURSE |
THEORETICAL CLASSES | 2ND TO 4TH | 19:00 A 22:00 | ONLINE | 10 |
LIVE SURGERY | 6º | 8:00 A 18:00 | WEB | 10 |
HANDS ON PRACTICAL CLASSES | SATURDAY AND SUNDAY | 8:00 A 18:00 | WEB | 20 |
Total 40 hours |
one week
10 hours of theoretical lessons
10 hours of live surgery
20 hours hands-on practice
Date: November 27 to December 3, 2023
Lectures: online
Practical classes: Scolla/Curitiba
Friday | December 1, 2023
19:00 - 22:00
- Why learn laparoscopic surgery?
-Ergonomics and video surgery, how to avoid complications.
- Safe surgery: nothing is more important.
- Changes related to pneumoperitoneum that every surgeon should know.
- How to choose the right bariatric procedure for each patient.
- Technical aspects of the gastric sleeve.
- Technical aspects of gastric bypass
- Single anastomosis gastric bypass.
- Postoperative complications - prevention and treatment.
- Weight gain after bariatric surgery.
- Generalities of revision surgery.
- NASH (Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease).
- Metabolic surgery - current studies.
Saturday and Sunday | December 2 and 3, 2023
Live surgeries and hands-on training Scolla/Curitiba
COMING SOON
- Education: Medicine (medical residency in general surgery or digestive tract surgery required)
- Work: Surgeons and residents in the areas of general surgery and digestive tract surgery.
This is a course sponsored by David Medical.
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