Robotic Right Hemicolectomy - Basic Course

€3,200.00 - €3,875.00

Place

Proefhoevestraat 12, 9090, Melle, Belgique

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About

4 seats per session

English

Orsi Academy offers a 2-day course in Robotic Colorectal Surgery - Right Hemicolectomy for general surgeons with beginner robotic skills who want to master the robotic surgery approach in right sided colonic resections and right hemicolectomy.

Proctored and one-to-one teaching by top-expert Dr. Ellen Van Eetvelde!

The 2-day masterclass consists of a full day of hands-on training on human cadaveric tissue at Orsi Academy and one day of live case observations at UZ Brussel.

What you will learn

To comprehensively cover robot techniques in right sided colonic resections and right hemicolectomy.

Speakers

Dr. Ellen Van Eetvelde Colorectal surgeon

Program

08:30 -

Welcome & coffee

08:45 - 09:00

Participants' experience with da Vinci robotic platform

09:00 - 09:15

Introductions

• Tips for getting through the learning curve
• Patient selection criteria
• Recommended procedures for initial cases
• Setting goals & tracking metrics

09:15 - 10:15

Lecture on standardised steps of robotic right hemicolectomy

• OR setup X and Xi system
• Port placement & patient positioning
• Adequate instrument selection & energy use
• Step-by-step surgical approach
• Vessels first approach - mobilization first approach
• Use of the 3rd arm for retraction
• Vascular control
• Intracorporeal anastomosis - side-by-side isoperistaltic
• Video case discussion
• Tips & tricks - troubleshooting - managing complications

10:15 - 10:30

Change into scrubs

10:30 - 12:30

Cadaver lab: 2 surgeons per station/cadaver

• Patient positioning
• Port placement, bowel positioning and docking
• Start of mobilization/vascular dissection

12:30 -

Lunch

13:30 - 16:30

Cadaver lab: 2 surgeons per station/cadaver

• Continuing colonic mobilization
• Omento-colic division
• Intra-operative adjustments (table motion - dual docking - port hopping)
• Division of mesentery and bowel transection
• Intracorporeal anastomosis

16:30 -

Undocking & closure of incisions

16:45 -

Debriefing & feedback

17:00 -

End of the course