RECONSTRUCTIVE AND PROSTHETIC UROLOGY MODULE

PROSTHETIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE UROLOGY MODULE

To offer participants an exclusive opportunity for professional development and immersion in specific topics covered in the modules of the graduate program in Reconstructive and Prosthetic Urology. The course provides hands-on learning, exposure to renowned specialists, and valuable networking opportunities, allowing participants to deepen their knowledge and gain real-world experience in surgical practice.

Observation in an experimental operating room

Lectures by renowned experts

Live surgery broadcasts and case discussions

Networking opportunities with experienced surgeons

Hands-on dry lab simulation using ex vivo and synthetic models

MENTORS

COORDINATORS

VISITING PROFESSOR

GALLERY

METHODOLOGY

Theoretical Classes: Live, online theoretical classes will be held over the course of 3 days, also allowing participants to access the material flexibly.
Intensive Practical Classes: At an experimental surgical training center with hands-on practice sessions that include:
Live surgeries, providing direct observation of techniques in real time.
“Semi-live” sessions, where procedures are demonstrated and analyzed in detail.
Practice on experimental models and the use of anatomical specimens to simulate procedures.
Training in procedures performed on cadaveric anatomical specimens and the use of realistic simulators, enabling in-depth and safe learning.

DYNAMICS

TOTAL OF 40 HOURS PER MODULE

THEORY

10 hours of classroom instruction

PRACTICE

10 hours of live surgeries and case discussions
20 hours of realistic simulation observation

Coordinators

SCHEDULE

Module 1 | Minimally Invasive Reconstruction of the Ureter and Bladder (Laparoscopy and Robotics)

September 15–21, 2025
September 15, 16, and 17: online theory classes
September 19–21: hands-on classes at Scolla

Session 1: Fundamentals and Anatomy

Review of the anatomy of the ureter and bladder, including adjacent structures.

Physiology and pathophysiology of ureteral injuries and bladder conditions requiring reconstruction.

Indications for ureteral and bladder reconstruction.

Session 2: Laparoscopic Techniques in the Urinary Tract

Laparoscopy for ureterolysis, ureteral mobilization, and repair of strictures.

Laparoscopic ureteral reimplantation techniques (tensioned and tension-free anastomoses).

Laparoscopy for partial resection and reconstruction of the bladder.

Anastomosis techniques and repair of bladder defects (including indications for cystoplasty).

Session 3: A Robotic Approach to Ureteral and Bladder Reconstruction

Planning and Placement of Trocar Sites in Robotic Surgery.

Robotically Assisted Intracorporeal Suture Techniques for the Ureter and Bladder.

Case studies on reimplantation and repair of complex injuries.

Comparative Advantages of Laparoscopy and Robotic Surgery.

Session 4: Case Studies and Complication Management

Discussion of complex clinical cases and strategies for resolving them.

Management of Intraoperative and Postoperative Complications in Ureteral and Bladder Surgeries.

Updating techniques and conducting critical reviews in challenging contexts.

Investment

Total investment: R$ 17,900.00

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Minimally Invasive and Robotic Cardiovascular Surgery

Coordinators

SCHEDULE

Investment

SIMPLE PACKAGE

1 module for R$ 1,800.00

SPECIAL PACKAGE

4 modules for R$ 6,000.00

HIGHLIGHTS

Learning from nationally and internationally renowned experts
Hands-on simulation in a dry lab using ex vivo and synthetic models
Certification valid for overtime hours
An immersive experience involving participation in discussions of real-life cases
Monitoring of live-streamed surgeries
Networking with surgeons and experienced professionals