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Elective Skills in Facial Trauma
By the end of this course, you will have: Appropriately used advanced surgical access techniques; appropriately performed secondary reconstructive techniques including eyelid management, nasolacrimal duct repair, mid-face suspension, and scar revision; treatment planned the whole spectrum of soft and hard tissue facial trauma, both acute and revision; systematically assessed orthoptic investigations; systematically and critically assessed CT scan images with respect to treatment planning of all facial injuries; and a detailed understanding of neurosurgical management as it pertains to facial trauma.
| Date: 10 - 11 November 2010 | Fee: £790 |
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| Held at: The Royal College of Surgeons of England | Status: Places available |
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Contact:
education@rcseng.ac.uk or call: 020 7869 6300 |
Application Form
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Members and Fellows of this College (at the time of application) may claim a discount of 10% on the fee for this course. The discount must be claimed by indicating membership discount in the discount type box under payment details on your application.
Convenor
Mr Simon Holmes
Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
St Bartholomew's Hospital, London
Level
The course is aimed at CT 1-2, ST 3-6 in OMFS, ENT, plastic, ophthalmology and neurosurgery
Content
- Surgical approaches to the craniofacial skeleton
- Diagnosis and treatment planning complex facial injuries
- Diagnosis and treatment planning secondary revision cases
- Aesthetic techniques including synthetic onlay and midface suspension
- Surgical access using cadavers
- Orbital access inc lid splitting
- Craniofacial access, including craniotomy
- Demonstration of endoscopic assisted medical orbital wall repair
- TMJ access, lag screw techniques
- Scar revision techniques
Format
- Lectures
- Interactive discussions
- Hands-on workshop
- 2:1 Participant to faculty ratio
