This cadaver workshop will equip delegates with a good working knowledge of the surgical anatomy of the neck and will in particular include practice of parotid surgery, thyroid and parathyroid surgery, laryngectomy and different types of neck dissection.
Key benefits include
Cadaveric dissection practice with a delegate to faculty ratio of as little as 2:1
Opportunity for 'hands-on' practice of surgical technique in a lifelike but safe environment.
Combination of practising surgical interventions of the head and neck
Use of special 'lite embalming' technique which means cadaveric tissues are much more lifelike in colour, tone and flexibility.
Cost:£250
You can pay for this course using our
online payment facility or you can send a cheque with your application form, made payable to the University of Hull.
This cadaver workshop focuses on providing the newly specialising surgeon with a refresher on related anatomy and training on a series of procedures and techniques which are common to many aspects of upper limb surgery.
Key Benefits
Cadaveric anatomical demos with low participant/faculty ratio.
Opportunity to practice and improve basic hand surgical techniques in a safe environment before performing the real thing on a live patient.
Use of special 'lite mebalming' technique which means cadaveric tissues are much more like real life.
Gaining an understanding of the pros and cons of each procedure enabling the trainee to consider and choose alternatives.
Cost:£700
You can pay for this course using our
online payment facility or you can send a cheque with your application form, made payable to the University of Hull.
Hull York Medical School is providing a course intended for candidates to prepare for the Intercollegiate iMRCS (Part B, OSCE and MCQ) examinations and covers almost all of the examination for Part B. The courses have been designed by experienced examiners familiar with the new format of the Intercollegiate MRCS examination and are aimed at candidates at level CT1 or CT2 or ST1 or ST2.
The course is 5 days of interactive revision, covering surgical anatomy, applied physiology, critical care, applied pathology, radiology and communication skills. It will help trainees preparing for the new iMRCS, covering modules including Anatomy for MRCS/iMRCS, Physiology for MRCS/iMRCS, Radiology for MRCS/iMRCS, Pathology for MRCS/iMRCS, and Communication Skills for MRCS/iMRCS.
The course uses cadaveric anatomical demos with a low participant/faculty ratio; interactive tutorials to encourage problem-solving with ample opportunity for hands-on revision; and case studies so that participants can apply basic physiology knowledge to real clinical situations and refine skills on patient safety and communication for the OSCE exam. Candidates will also be given advice on OSCE technique with examples as well as mock OSCE exams.
For further details, you can download the course flyer or contact Jackie Houlton:
Email:
jackie.houlton@hyms.ac.ukTel: 01482 464750
Cost:£900
You can pay for this course using our
online payment facility or you can send a cheque with your application form, made payable to the University of Hull.