Course details
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MASTER: Program details
20 Students Accepted Annually
Who should apply? | Surgeons, gastroenterologists |
Requirements: | Only open as continuing training (no resident) |
Logistics: |
2-year program |
Location: |
IHU in Strasbourg France |
Application Deadline: |
October 1st, 2020 |
Course Start: |
Fall 2020 |
Program syllabus
OBJECTIVES
Basic and advanced flexible endoscopic techniques will be presented by experienced surgeon and endoscopists, with didactic endoscopic images, video clips of clinical cases and then practiced during hands-on sessions. You will learn key endoscopic procedures in a structured way, under the mentorship of world-renowned experts in the field with access to the newest technologies and techniques:
M1
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To learn the endoscopic management of common surgical complications: bleeding, perforations, leaks and fistulas, stenosis...
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To acquire basic endoscopic skills required to form a foundation in the practice of flexible endoscopy.
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To address the indications, techniques and results of the most common procedures in flexible endoscopy.
M2
(according to the selected path)
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To learn Endoscopic ablation and resection techniques: RFA, EMR and ESD
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To learn ERCP and EUS
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To learn Submucosal tunneling techniques: POEM, POP, STER ...
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To learn Endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty and suturing techniques.
At the end of the program
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Courses
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Basics of Laparoscopy
This chapter covers the fundamentals of laparoscopic surgery for students, residents, and healthcare professionals regardless their background. -
Laparoscopic Procedures
In this chapter, you will be immersed in basic laparoscopic techniques and general surgical strategies explained step-by-step to increase your procedural knowledge and surgical anatomy.
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MIS Technologies
In this chapter, emerging technologies are emphasized in order to advance new minimally invasive surgical strategies.
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Entrepreneurship: How To Get Started - Part I
Recent remarkable advances in biomedical engineering created new opportunities to advance minimally invasive medical technology.
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Entrepreneurship: How To Get Started - Part II
Entrepreneurship in surgical innovation aims to engage students to become acquainted with definitions and concepts that include the innovation process, regulatory issues, patent law, and the market forces that impact the healthcare innovation proc
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