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Basic Microsurgery


3 799,00 $US - 4 299,00 $US


Lieu

622 W 168 Street, PH bldg., 11 floor Orthopedic Surgery, room 1158, 10032, New York, États-Unis

Dates

6 janvier 2025, 09:30
10 janvier 2025, 17:00

Columbia Orthopedics Microsurgery Research & Training Laboratory

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The Basic Microsurgery course involves 40 hours of one-on-one, individualized training of microsurgical techniques in a small class environment where students can learn at their own pace.

The purpose of microsurgical training is to develop specialized surgical skills to facilitate the repair of small vessels and nerves. Training is conducted as a three-part process: reading the textbook, viewing the training videotapes and practicing surgical skills.

Registration fees include a copy of the textbook: Y Akelina,, A Ballestin : “Microsurgery 101: Tips and Tricks for Microvascular and Peripheral Nerve Repair”


Please wear comfortable clothes and shoes - or bring scrubs.


Day 1 (9:30 AM to 5:30 PM):

Videos (click links below to view videos by the Faculty of Columbia Orthopedics):

Practicum:

  • Obtaining working knowledge of the operating microscope, micro instruments, fine suture 9-0
  • Practicing suturing on different planes using latex glove practice card and tubing

Practice end-to-end arterial anastomosis using interrupted suturing using the chicken leg femoral vessels : forehand, backhand and one-way-up

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Day 2 (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM):

Videos (click links below to view videos by the Faculty of Columbia Orthopedics):

Practicum:

  • Practice end-to-end arterial arterial anastomosis using interrupted suturing.
  • Practice end-to-end arterial anastomosis using one-way-up suturing.
  • Practice end-to-end venous anastomosis using interrupted suturing.

Pictures:

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DAY 3 (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM):

Videos (click links below to view videos by the Faculty of Columbia Orthopedics):

Practicum:

  • Practice interpositional vein graft using femoral vein and femoral artery

Pictures:

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Day 4 (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM):

Videos (click links below to view videos by the Faculty of Columbia Orthopedics):

Practicum:

  • Practice end-to-side anastomosis using femoral artery to the side of femoral vein.
  • Practice end-to-side anastomosis using femoral veins to the side of the femoral artery.

Pictures:

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DAY 5 (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM):

Practicum:

  • Practice epineural repair using sciatic nerve.


Practical Exam:

  • ARTERIAL AND VENOUS ANASTOMOSIS WITHIN A TIME LIMIT (30-40min)
  • Or FREE TISSUE TRANSFER

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Ce que vous allez apprendre

Use of the operating microscope


Basic suturing techniques using a plastic model


Performing end-to-end arterial anastomoses utilizing the femoral artery of the rat (1 mm diameter): forehand, backhand, and one-way-up suturing techniques


Performing end-to-end venous anastomoses utilizing the femoral vein of the rat (1.3 mm diameter)


Performing an interpositional vein graft using a femoral vein graft (1.3 mm diameter) and epigastric vein graft (1 mm diameter)


Performing end-to-side anastomoses: end of the femoral artery to the side of the femoral vein and end of the femoral vein to the side of the femoral artery


Completing a peripheral epineurial repair of the rat sciatic nerve


Performing a groin cutaneous free tissue flap

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Intervenants

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Dr. Yelena Akelina Educator and Mentor in Microsurgery
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Cette formation est ouverte à tous les professionnels de santé

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Vidéos

  • Introduction to Microsurgery Training & Research Lab

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Ce que vos pairs en ont pensé

02/09/2018

Aileen E.

4

Great introductory course


14/09/2018

Alan S.

5


06/10/2018

James M.

5


14/10/2018

Joshua J.

5

Excellent instructions


21/10/2018

Ryan C.

5


18/11/2018

Nana O. S.

5

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