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Course Descriptor

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                Over the past 12 years, World Laparoscopy Hospital has gained regional and international recognition for
                its efforts to provide the best laparoscopic training. As part of a major academic medical center, the institute


























                excels in training, research and clinical programs. Our dual purpose is to train those who will provide top
                quality patient care and be the academic leaders in minimal access surgery, who in turn will train many
                consultants for practice in communities across the country.
                This emphasis makes our one year degree course Master in Minimal Access Surgery (M.S.) one of the most
                unique  programs  in  the  World.  This  course  is  open  to  qualified  professional  Surgeons,  Gynecologist,
                Urologist  and  Pediatric  Surgeon.  This  course offers  an  exciting  insight  into  technological  advances in
                Minimal Access Surgery as well as a practical multidisciplinary approach to implementing this technology
                including through exposure and training in da Vinci robotic surgery. Candidates for the degree will be
                required to have extensive hands on training and they will also undertake a research program and will be
                required to submit a thesis for examination. The thesis should embody the results of an investigation carried
                out by the candidate, under supervision, which shows independence of thought and which demonstrates
                the candidate's ability to carry out research in the discipline of minimal access surgery.


                OBJECTIVE OF COURSE:
                The  objective  of  M.S.  IN  MINIMAL  ACCESS
                SURGERY course is to develop an understanding of
                key  issues  in  the  evaluation  of  minimal  access
                surgical  procedures  and  assessment  of  surgical
                health outcomes.
                By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
                •    Identify  specific  problems  in  the  conduct  of
                     randomized controlled trials of minimal access
                     surgical operations.
                •    Identify  appropriate  and  feasible  research
                     designs  to  evaluate  minimal  access  surgical
                     operations.
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