Wednesday, 29. May 2024
10:30 – 14:00
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Arthroscopy and Laparoscopy I |
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Aspen 2
Course
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Yves Acklin, Chur; Jeremy Meyer, Geneva
This basic course will introduce you to laparoscopic and arthroscopic surgery training on mixed-reality simulators. While for both techniques eye-hand coordination and triangulation are the main manual skills, patient positioning and trocar positions can be trained as well.
Your skills will be tested at the beginning of the course, and you will see at the end how much you progressed over the course. Teams of 2 work on both, the laparoscopic and the arthroscopy simulator and thanks to the patient model and the real instrument team training will enhance the learning. Medical instructors for the specialty guide you through the programs. |
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10:30 – 12:00
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Basic course in osteosynthesis of the hand I |
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Sertig
Course
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Tim Cordier, Chur; Saskia Kamphuis, Basel; Silvia Schibli, Nottwil
Basic course on osteosynthesis of the fingers and metacarpal region.
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10:30 – 14:00
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Basic Robotic Surgery Course I |
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Schwarzhorn
Course
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Flurim Hamitaga, Bellinzona; Ernesto Montaruli, Bellinzona
We provide a basic course of robotic surgery for surgeons who are new to robotic surgery. We will teach you basic skills on robotic simulators adapting to the level of the trainee. The participants will exercise to gain familiarity with the movements of instruments, camera control, needle handling, knot tying and anastomosis.
Learning objectives:
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10:30 – 14:00
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Complication management in general / visceral and vascular surgery |
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Wisshorn
Course
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In surgery, every second a complication can occur. It is all about being able to control bleeding, prevent leakage and being familiar with techniques of suturing and sealing.
During this course you will learn how to reconstruct defects, apply patches, seal suture lines, and prevent leakage. Besides Hands-on Training we will train strategies on complication and blood management.
Sponsoren
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10:30 – 12:00
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eFAST ultrasound - step-by-step I |
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Aspen 1
Course
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Valentin Neuhaus, Zürich; Carina Pothmann, Zürich; Martin Geisen, Zürich; Maria Studer, Bern
Ultrasound is important in the evaluation of severely injured patients. In this workshop participants will learn how to perform the eFAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma) under supervision of experienced tutors.
Participants without ultrasound knowledge are also welcome. Learning objectives:
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10:30 – 12:00
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GI anastomosis - Davos GI Course compact I |
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Flüela
Course
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Stephan Bischofberger, St.Gallen; Christian A. Nebiker, Aarau; Daniel Frey, Wetzikon; Christian Hamel, Lörrach (DE)
Participants will train different anastomotic techniques, such as linear and circular stapler anastomoses, including small bowel anastomosis, colorectal anastomosis and esophagojejunal anastomosis.
After a theoretical part with video presentations, the practical part includes exercises of anastomosis on porcine and synthetic intestines under supervision of experienced instructors, allowing a realistic experience for stapling anastomosis. Set-up of the courses is similar to the annual DAVOS GI course. In small groups of two participants, this course aims for optimal exposition.
Sponsoren
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10:30 – 14:00
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Proctology Workshop |
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Sanada 1
Course
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Frédéric Ris, Geneva
This masterclass aims to teach basic principles of management of 2 proctological diseases during the course
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10:30–12:00
Anal fistula
Emilie Liot, Geneva; Céline Duvoisin Cordoba, Morges
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12:30–14:00
Anal fissure
Roland Chautems, Neuchâtel; Heidi Misteli, Uster
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10:30 – 12:00
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Simulation Course Endovascular Techniques I |
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Seehorn
Course
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Learing objective:
To obtain technical skills in aortic and iliac endovascular procedures only hands-on training, suitable for all training levels in vascular surgery Please contact Dr. Simone Hofer (simone.hofer@ksgr.ch) before registering for this course, to ensure that the course is suitable for you. Registration can be done here: https://scs-congress.ch/2024/registration |
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12:00 – 12:30
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Break |
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Break
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12:30 – 14:00
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Basic course in osteosynthesis of the hand II |
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Sertig
Course
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Tim Cordier, Chur; Saskia Kamphuis, Basel; Silvia Schibli, Nottwil
Basic course on osteosynthesis of the fingers and metacarpal region.
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12:30 – 14:00
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eFAST ultrasound - step-by-step II |
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Aspen 1
Course
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Valentin Neuhaus, Zürich; Carina Pothmann, Zürich; Martin Geisen, Zürich; Maria Studer, Bern
Ultrasound is important in the evaluation of severely injured patients. In this workshop participants will learn how to perform the eFAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma) under supervision of experienced tutors.
Participants without ultrasound knowledge are also welcome. Learning objectives:
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12:30 – 14:00
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Open Cholecystectomy and basic electrocautery surgery I |
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Flüela
Course
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Stephan Bischofberger, St.Gallen; Christian A. Nebiker, Aarau; Daniel Frey, Wetzikon; Christian Hamel, Lörrach (DE)
This course covers the principles of electrocautery for hemostasis on liver tissue and for using the cautery device to separate the gallbladder from the liver bed.
The handling and dangers of electrocautery as well as tips and tricks for cholecystectomy are highlighted. After a theoretical part on cautery, all participants will perform a cholecystectomy under supervision of experienced instructors on a pig liver. In small groups of two participants, this course aims for optimal exposition to train cholecystectomy.
Sponsoren
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12:30 – 14:00
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Simulation Course Endovascular Techniques II |
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Seehorn
Course
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Learing objective:
To obtain technical skills in aortic and iliac endovascular procedures only hands-on training, suitable for all training levels in vascular surgery Please contact Dr. Simone Hofer (simone.hofer@ksgr.ch) before registering for this course, to ensure that the course is suitable for you. Registration can be done here: https://scs-congress.ch/2024/registration |
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13:30 – 16:00
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SGC Board Meeting |
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Chamonix
General Assembly
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14:00 – 14:30
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Lunch |
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Break
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14:30 – 18:00
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Arthroscopy and Laparoscopy II |
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Aspen 2
Course
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Samuel Haupt, Samedan; Beatriz Barbera-Carbonell, Lausanne
This basic course will introduce you to laparoscopic and arthroscopic surgery training on mixed-reality simulators. While for both techniques eye-hand coordination and triangulation are the main manual skills, patient positioning and trocar positions can be trained as well.
Your skills will be tested at the beginning of the course, and you will see at the end how much you progressed over the course. Teams of 2 work on both, the laparoscopic and the arthroscopy simulator and thanks to the patient model and the real instrument team training will enhance the learning. Medical instructors for the specialty guide you through the programs. |
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14:30 – 18:00
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Basic Robotic Surgery Course II |
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Schwarzhorn
Course
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Flurim Hamitaga, Bellinzona; Ernesto Montaruli, Bellinzona
We provide a basic course of robotic surgery for surgeons who are new to robotic surgery. We will teach you basic skills on robotic simulators adapting to the level of the trainee. The participants will exercise to gain familiarity with the movements of instruments, camera control, needle handling, knot tying and anastomosis.
Learning objectives:
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14:30 – 16:00
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Basic Wound Management Techniques: A Practical Approach for medical students (Course 1) |
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Sanada 2
Course
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In this practical course on wound management, students will be introduced to the essential fundamentals of asepsis, with an emphasis on infection prevention. They will learn to master basic suturing techniques, including the simple stitch, to effectively close wounds and promote optimal healing. Additionally, students will be trained in the safe and effective administration of local anesthesia to the skin, ensuring adequate pain relief for patients while minimizing complications. This course will provide students with the practical skills necessary to effectively manage wounds in various medical settings, while ensuring patient safety and well-being. |
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14:30 – 18:00
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Clinical Research |
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Wisshorn
Course
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Pascal Probst, Frauenfeld
Clinical research is part of the work of a surgical trainee and conducting a proper literature search is useful for everyone practicing evidence-based surgery. The key elements of clinical research and conduct of a systematic literature search are included in the SCS course.
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14:30 – 18:00
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Everything I need to know about inguinal hernia repair |
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Sanada 1
Course
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Andrea Donadini, Lugano
Discussion of daily business hernia surgery including techniques, tips and tricks, complications, and emergency surgery in small groups of max. 12 people per expert. All four groups rotate to all four experts in the field. Experts will discuss cases with you and you are invited to bring your own cases.
Learning objectives:
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14:30–15:15
Outpatient hernia repair: Which technique?
Debora Nowakowski, Basel
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15:15–16:00
TEP or TAPP or e-TEP?
Marc-Olivier Sauvain, Neuchâtel
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16:00–16:45
Why IPOM? Is this a current technique?
Nicolas Clément, Zürich
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16:45–17:30
Anatomy and pitfalls in groin hernia repair
Vincent Ott, Neuchâtel
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14:30 – 16:00
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GI anastomosis - Davos GI Course compact II |
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Flüela
Course
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Stephan Bischofberger, St.Gallen; Christian A. Nebiker, Aarau; Daniel Frey, Wetzikon; Christian Hamel, Lörrach (DE)
Participants will train different anastomotic techniques, such as linear and circular stapler anastomoses, including small bowel anastomosis, colorectal anastomosis and esophagojejunal anastomosis.
After a theoretical part with video presentations, the practical part includes exercises of anastomosis on porcine and synthetic intestines under supervision of experienced instructors, allowing a realistic experience for stapling anastomosis. Set-up of the courses is similar to the annual DAVOS GI course. In small groups of two participants, this course aims for optimal exposition.
Sponsoren
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14:30 – 16:00
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Intracorporal Knotting techniques I |
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Sertig
Course
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Raphael Vuille-Dit-Bille, Basel
Trainees will learn principles of laparoscopic suturing and knot tying (including needle handling, guiding the needle through the tissue, working with limited space, suture handling and knot tying). Hereby, the surgical sliding knot will be presented and trained.
A minimal surgical training of 2 years is highly recommended for this course. |
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14:30 – 18:00
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TFNA workshop on saw bone and virtual reality |
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Schiahorn
Course
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Saw Bone Workshop & Virtual Reality with the TFNA Proximal Femur Nailing System.
Participants will implant a TFNA with the original instruments on a saw bone model. The same surgery will then be performed in a virtual reality environment. Learning objectives:
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14:30 – 16:00
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Vascular Access - Ultrasound Assessment |
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Seehorn
Course
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Andrej Isaak, Aarau; Sabine Johanna Richarz, Basel
Besides technical skills ideal planning is key in vascular access surgery. Especially patients with compromised arterial and venous vessels benefit from vascular ultrasound. This non-invasive imaging method helps in decision-making pre-, intra-, and postoperatively. This is a hands-on course with ultrasound assessment of the arteries and veins of the arm.
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14:30 – 18:00
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VATS-Simulator: a novel teaching approach for trainees |
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Aspen 1
Course
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Thoracic surgery has significantly switched over the past 10 years from an exclusively open to a good majority of minimal invasive surgery. This change in paradigm has created a new challenge in the training of young surgeons.
Here, using different models, we provide a course that can adapt to the level of the trainee. Using our simulators, it is possible to provide basic training such as the use of the instruments and orientation in the thoracic cavity, training for moderately simple procedures like wedge resections or simple vessel dissection and finally training of more advanced procedures such as a complete lobectomy.
Sponsoren
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16:00 – 16:30
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Break |
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Break
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16:30 – 18:00
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Basic Wound Management Techniques: A Practical Approach for medical students (Course 2) |
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Sanada 2
Course
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In this practical course on wound management, students will be introduced to the essential fundamentals of asepsis, with an emphasis on infection prevention. They will learn to master basic suturing techniques, including the simple stitch, to effectively close wounds and promote optimal healing. Additionally, students will be trained in the safe and effective administration of local anesthesia to the skin, ensuring adequate pain relief for patients while minimizing complications. This course will provide students with the practical skills necessary to effectively manage wounds in various medical settings, while ensuring patient safety and well-being. |
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16:30 – 18:00
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Intracorporal Knotting techniques II |
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Sertig
Course
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Raphael Vuille-Dit-Bille, Basel
Trainees will learn principles of laparoscopic suturing and knot tying (including needle handling, guiding the needle through the tissue, working with limited space, suture handling and knot tying). Hereby, the surgical sliding knot will be presented and trained.
A minimal surgical training of 2 years is highly recommended for this course. |
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16:30 – 18:00
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Open Cholecystectomy and basic electrocautery surgery II |
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Flüela
Course
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Stephan Bischofberger, St.Gallen; Christian A. Nebiker, Aarau; Daniel Frey, Wetzikon; Christian Hamel, Lörrach (DE)
This course covers the principles of electrocautery for hemostasis on liver tissue and for using the cautery device to separate the gallbladder from the liver bed.
The handling and dangers of electrocautery as well as tips and tricks for cholecystectomy are highlighted. After a theoretical part on cautery, all participants will perform a cholecystectomy under supervision of experienced instructors on a pig liver. In small groups of two participants, this course aims for optimal exposition to train cholecystectomy. |
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16:30 – 18:00
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REBOA |
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Seehorn
Course
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Silvan Jungi, Bern; Dominik A. Jakob, Bern
Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta (REBOA) is life-saving procedure in patients with massive bleeding, e.g., in patients with ruptured infrarenal aneurysms. It involves the insertion of a balloon into the aorta, via a femoral access approach, that is subsequently inflated to provide hemostasis.
A standardized algorithm is key for successful REBOA. In this course REBOA is explained in detail. Participants can practice REBOA using a REBOA model and a simulator, where REBOA and EVAR (endovascular aortic repair) can be trained in a patient with a ruptured infrarenal aortic aneurysm and hemodynamic instability. Learning objectives:
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18:00 – 19:00
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Drinks and Snacks |
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Break
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19:00 – 20:30
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Champions League |
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Davos Plenary
Main Session
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Ian Fournier, Sion; Benoît Bédat, Geneva; Severin Meili, Schaffhausen
Room Davos Plenary
3 teams - 3 cases from the fields of thoracic, visceral and trauma surgery. Which team will win the coveted Champions League trophy in 2024? Team Ticino/Grisons: Claudio Caviezel, Alessandra Cristaudi, Samuel Haupt Team Romandie: Jon Lutz, Michel Adamina, Daniel Wagner Team Deutschschweiz: Fabrizio Minervini, José Oberholzer, Matthias Zumstein
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19:00–19:25
Thoracic Surgery
Jon Lutz, Fribourg; Fabrizio Minervini, Luzern; Claudio Caviezel, Zürich
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19:25–19:50
Visceral Surgery
Michel Adamina, Fribourg; José Oberholzer, Zürich; Alessandra Cristaudi, Lugano
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19:50–20:15
Trauma Surgery
Daniel Wagner, Lausanne; Matthias Zumstein, Bern; Samuel Haupt, Samedan
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20:15–20:40
Champions League Award Ceremony |
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20:30 – 22:00
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Welcome Reception and SGC Event |
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Social Program
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Enjoy an "apéro dînatoire" after the thrilling Champions League and mingle with your colleagues.
Sponsoren
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