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Bariatric Surgery Techniques (Advanced Laparoscopy)

Date: 21 - 22 October 2010 Fee: £700
Held at: The Royal College of Surgeons of England Status: Places available
Contact: education@rcseng.ac.uk
or call: 020 7869 6300
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The Royal College of Surgeons of England is pleased to announce the expansion of its laparoscopic course provision. This course is the third level in our suite of courses for minimal access techniques and follows on from the Intermediate Skills in Laparoscopic Surgery (Suturing and Anastomosis) course.

This is a two-day skills course in bariatric surgical techniques and patient management. The course is organised by The Royal College of Surgeons of England in conjunction with the Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons (ALS) and the British Obesity and Metabolic Surgical Society (BOMSS).

Convenors

Mr Peter Sedman
Consultant in Minimally Invasive Surgery, Hull Royal Infirmary

Mr Chandra Cheruvu
Consultant in Upper GI Surgeon
University Hospital of North Staffordshire

Level

ST 5+/consultants

Aims

This course is aimed at higher surgical trainees in upper GI surgery introducing the technical elements of bariatric surgery with hands-on skills training to enhance the understanding of the obese patient.

Format

  • Practical hands-on workshops
  • Short interactive lectures
  • Demonstrations
  • Discussions

Additional Information

This course follows on from the Intermediate Skills in Laparoscopic Surgery (Suturing and Anastomosis) course.

Participant Feedback

'Participating in the advanced laparoscopic/bariatrics course helped prepare me for work as a Specialist Registrar in a busy bariatric unit. I gained valuable insight into the surgical techniques used in bariatric surgery and the logistics involved in setting up an obesity surgery service. The course provided an overview of the problems obesity holds for the health service and the challenges that this patient group presents'.

Specialist registrar bariatric surgery, attended course in October 2009

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