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There is currently a boom in demand for bariatric surgery performed by laparoscopy. These techniques are considered the route of choice for most surgical procedures. Patients opt for this type of procedure because it is less invasive, safer and faster post-operatively. The course is aimed at fully understanding the bariatric patient in all their complexity and dimensions. It presents a common core of understanding, debates and adjustments of visions between surgeons and the multidisciplinary team, as well as improving the various surgical techniques, treatment of complications, revision surgeries, bariatric endoscopy and future perspectives in the treatment of morbid obesity. Well-trained surgeons can change the life story of metabolic patients, adding time and quality to their lives. This also results in lower costs for the public and private health systems, less absenteeism, and lower health costs and early retirements. Theoretical/practical training in Minimally Invasive Bariatric Surgery is therefore fully justified, focusing on the day-to-day work of bariatric and metabolic surgeons, with theoretical classes with leading national specialists. Exhaustive training in animal laboratory and dry-lab techniques, participation in live surgeries and monitoring of the routine of big names in bariatric and metabolic surgery in Curitiba and São Paulo, during an internship in which students will be able to answer all their questions.
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The training is theoretical and practical for knowledge of the operation and components of the technological platform to be used in surgery.
All face-to-face training will involve the use of:
- Simulation center and in the operating room, focusing on normal operation and problem solving.
- Complementary pre-clinical training that will involve the development of motor skills based on simulation of the surgical techniques that are the focus of the training.
- Surgical techniques will also be combined with the observation of surgical cases, giving the student experience as an assistant in procedures, as well as carrying out procedures in training and under supervision.
- All these steps will be overseen by a preceptor surgeon with extensive practical experience and consolidated knowledge in the technical area being trained.
The classes will take place as follows:
- EAD lectures given by leading professionals in the field, presentation of live surgeries and discussion of clinical cases.
- Practical training on living and inanimate models.
- Observational internship, which provides experience with the real routine of the Minimally Invasive Surgery service.
Total workload of 360 hours, divided into 280 hours of theoretical and practical activities and 80 hours of supervised internship.
10h/a of live surgery
20h/a of hands-on practice
9h/a of live theoretical classes
9 hours of analysis/evaluation of advanced surgeries
9 hours of reading articles and studying cases
80 hours of observational internship with the course coordinators
With a workload of 52 hours, the subject is taught entirely online
- Scolla presentation and course
- What is the minimum hospital structure for bariatric and metabolic surgery?
- The bariatric surgery job market - is there room for new bariatric surgeons?
- The psychological aspects of obesity and the importance of the psychologist in the multi-professional team
- Nutritional aspects of obesity and the role of the nutritionist in the multi-professional team
- Initial non-operative management of overweight patients at high surgical risk
- When to indicate bariatric and metabolic surgery
- Pre-operative tests for bariatric surgery
- Step by step for authorization of bariatric surgery by health plans
- What laparoscopic equipment is needed for bariatric surgery?
- Ethical and legal aspects and informed consent in bariatric surgery
- Pre- and post-operative nutritional monitoring in bariatric surgery
- Pre-operative psychological preparation and post-operative follow-up in bariatric surgery and the indications for contacting a psychiatrist
- Anesthesia in bariatric surgery
- How to attract new patients and boost your bariatric surgery practice.
March 04 to 06, 2024 - Online theory classes
March 08 to 10, 2024 - Practical classes at Scolla in Curitiba/PR
This module takes place as part of the 2nd International Symposium: Innovations in Bariatric Surgery in Curitiba/PR from May 3 to 5, 2024.
- Choose your path in robotic surgery
- Innovative gastric balloons
- How to use new drugs to help bariatric results
- Social media without exaggeration, tasteful and generating good results
- What you need to know about the indication and technique of OAGB and SADIS
- What you need to know about the indication and technique of bipartitions
- New stapler technologies and energy ready for use
- Digital technology applied to weight loss and change of habits and changing habits
- Innovative intragastric balloons - ia and iot at the service of weight loss
- Endoscopic techniques - state of the art
- Bariclip
- Innovations in distance bariatric mentoring
- Magnetic techniques - validation process
- Use of Indocyanine in reoperations
- Pathophysiology and diagnosis of the main early complications (up to 30 days post-surgery), Post-bariatric surgery (Atelectasis/pneumonia DVT/TEP bleeding fistulas stenosis dehydration Rhabdomyolysis portal system thrombosis)
- Pathophysiology and diagnosis of the main late complications (after 30 days post-surgery) after bariatric surgery (internal hernias and intestinal adhesions gastro-gastric fistulas gallbladder and bile duct lithiasis anastomotic ulcers malnutrition anemia and the main vitamin deficiencies Dumping syndrome hyperinsulinemic reactive hypoglycemia)
- How can we reduce the incidence of early readmissions (up to 30 days post-surgery) after bariatric surgery?
- Biliary complications and bariatrics - SBCBM guidelines on prevention and treatment
- Bariatric surgery in adolescence and the elderly - what are the best techniques and results in the literature?
- The current role of endoscopy in bariatric surgery
- Endoscopic treatment of fistulas and stenoses after gastric bypass
- Endoscopic treatment of post-sleeve fistulas
- Weight regain: current concept, causes and treatments
- Revision surgery: indications and current results of publications
- Endoscopic treatment of adjustable gastric band and restrictive ring complications
- Endoscopic treatment of obesity with the various types of gastric balloon
- Primary treatment of obesity with various methods of gastric suturing
- New endoscopic methods and future prospects for the primary endoscopic treatment of obesity
- New drugs for treating obesity. Is there room for drug therapy combined with endoscopic methods and bariatric surgery?
June 10 to 12, 2024 - Online theory classes
June 14 to 16, 2024 - Practical classes at Scolla in Curitiba/PR
- Pathophysiology and diagnosis of type II diabetes
- Current clinical treatment and future prospects for diabetes treatment
- Preparing and monitoring patients for metabolic surgery
- When to indicate surgical treatment for type II diabetes
- Major current studies in favor of metabolic surgery
- Cardiovascular effects of obesity and the action of metabolic surgery
- The metabolic role of bile salts and intestinal microbiota
- Is there room for SADI-S / OAGB / Nissen-Sleeve?
- Revisional surgery for severe hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia after gastric bypass
- Pre- and post-operative endoscopic evaluation in metabolic surgery - what the surgeon needs to know.
- Women's health after bariatric and metabolic surgery
- How weight loss and diabetes control work after sleeve and bypass, during and after the first year of bariatric and metabolic surgery
- Step by step to organize a bariatric and metabolic surgery service through SUS
- How to organize a private service and authorize bariatric and metabolic surgeries through health insurance companies
- How to manage a private bariatric and metabolic surgery clinic.
July 29-31, 2024 - Online theory classes
August 02 to 04, 2024 - Practical classes at Scolla in Curitiba/PR
Supervised internships are compulsory activities in which students are immersed in the routine of the surgical services in which the course coordinators and teachers work.
This 100% online module aims to guide the career thinking of medical professionals in order to lay the foundations for career planning and entrepreneurship using design and planning tools with the structuring of scenarios and possible outcomes.
Medical residents and general surgeons with proven experience in bariatric surgery.
Fully trained bariatric surgeons.
Registration fee:
R$ 4,290.00 (upon registration) +
13 installments of R$ 4.290,00
Total: 60,060.00*
Special conditions for cash payment, consult our customer service.
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