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Abdominal wall hernias are increasingly becoming an area of surgical practice. We have had many advances in the last years, from new anatomical knowledge, new surgical techniques and the increasing possibility of using minimally invasive ways (videolaparoscopy and robotics). The postgraduate course in abdominal wall hernias will cover the complete formation necessary for clinical and surgical practice in the correction of abdominal wall defects. There will be 4 modules covering from anatomical concepts of the abdominal wall, main surgical techniques, inguinal, ventral, incisional, lumbar and hiatus hernia. Through modules with extensive delivery of theoretical content, interspersed with practical activities in live models, cadaver lab, use of various simulation platforms and immersion activities with monitoring and Hands on practice in cases in the operating room accompanied by professors who are expert surgeons in abdominal wall and major references in the area.
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Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
Brazil
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
This module takes place as part of the 1st International Symposium on Mini Invasive Hernia Surgery in Salvador/BA
June 07 to 09
- History of hernia surgery
- Anatomy of the abdominal wall
- Anatomy of the inguinal region
- International guidelines and classifications of inguinal hernias
- General classification/division of abdominal wall hernias
- Diagnosis and indication for inguinal hernia surgery
- Open techniques for correcting inguinal hernias
- Femoral hernia and other occult hernias
- Inguino-crural hernia in the emergency room
- Inguinoscrotal hernia and bulky direct hernia
- Chronic pain after inguinal herniorrhaphy
- Sports hernia
- PTE and TAPP in inguinoscrotal hernia
- E-tep in inguinocrural hernias
- Robotic surgery for inguinal hernias
Online classes: July 15-21
Practical classes: July 19-21
- Sport Hernia
- How to choose the mesh?
- Types of mesh fixation
- Biological and absorbable meshes: does it make sense?
- Hernias in the pediatric population - overview
- Planning: how to decrease the chances of complications in my surgery
- Planning: imaging exams
- Progressive pneumoperitoneum, how to do it?
- Botulinum Toxin in Abdominal Wall Hernia Repair
- Abdominal wall hernia prevention (prophylactic mesh ... laparotomy closure)
- Umbilical and epigastric hernia: treatment options
- Spigelian, flank, suprapubic and subxiphoid hernias: what now?
- Incisional hernias
- Lumbar hernias
June 03 to 05, 2024 - Online theory classes
June 07 to 09, 2024 - Practical classes at Scolla in Curitiba/PR
Online classes: August 12th to 18th
Practical classes: August 16-18
- Open Techniques: Anatomical Repairs with and without Mesh
- Hernia sac transposition (Alcino Lázaro technique)
- Separation of components - anterior
- Component separation
- Ventral hernia, which minimally invasive techniques can I recommend?
- Ipum, ipum plus
- Ventral tapp
- Etep and Retep
- Tarup
- Tarm
- Tar
- Lira
September 23 to 25, 2024 - Online theory classes
September 27 to 29, 2024 - Practical classes at Scolla in Curitiba/PR
- Milos and emilios
- Hiatus hernia (GERD)
- Diaphragmatic Hernia - Morgagni and Bochdalek
- Parastomal Hernia Treatment
- How to form a hernia wall center
- What is the role of the multidisciplinary team
- Radiology, artificial intelligence, robotics in hernia treatment
- Anesthesia in hernia
- Research in hernia
- Importance of follow-up
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 hernia surgery.
Fully trained hernia surgeons.
Registration fee:
R$ 4,290.00 (upon registration) +
13 installments of R$ 4.290,00
Total: 60,060.00*
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