Second Foundation Course for October Batch in Florida

In these three foundation courses, you can get an understanding of the advantages, disadvantages, complications, and contraindications of laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopic instrumentation and fundamentals of Minimal Access Surgery will also be discussed before progressing to the USA October program. In these three foundations online courses, you will develop subject knowledge, you will get used to the MAS education context, and gain the skills needed for the higher level study.

Most monitors (and all laptop displays) are smaller than the average TV. So we advise you to connect your laptop to your TV for a far more compelling videos detail and learning experience on a bigger screen. A large screen offers a bigger, clearer view of presentations and speakers, and allows for easier collaboration because at least 25 surgeons and gynecologists are attending this remote course at once. If a laptop or tablet screen doesn't seem like it'll be big enough for schoolwork, a TV will do the job.

A foundation course in laparoscopic surgery is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the basic knowledge and skills needed to perform laparoscopic procedures safely and effectively. The course typically covers the following topics:

Anatomy and physiology: Understanding the anatomy and physiology of the organs and tissues involved in laparoscopic surgery is essential for performing these procedures safely.

Equipment and instruments: Laparoscopic surgeries require specialized equipment and instruments, such as laparoscopes, trocars, and energy devices. Understanding how to use and maintain this equipment is essential for performing safe and effective surgery.

Patient positioning and preparation: Proper patient positioning and preparation can help to improve surgical access and visibility. This includes knowledge of how to position the patient, sterile draping, and preoperative preparation.

Surgical techniques: The foundation course may cover various surgical techniques for laparoscopic surgery, such as dissection and mobilization of tissues, hemostasis, and closure of incisions.

Complications: Like any surgery, laparoscopic surgery can be associated with various complications. The course may cover the common complications associated with laparoscopic surgery, such as bleeding, infection, and organ injury, as well as strategies for preventing and managing these complications.

Postoperative care: Proper postoperative care is essential for promoting recovery and preventing complications. This may include knowledge of pain management, wound care, and follow-up monitoring.

The foundation course may include lectures, interactive sessions, and hands-on training with surgical simulators and/or animal models. It is typically appropriate for surgeons, surgical residents, nurses, and other healthcare professionals involved in the care of patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery. The duration and intensity of the course may vary depending on the specific curriculum and objectives.