Single Port Orientation Course - Focus on prostate

1 875,00 € - 2 270,00 €

Lieu

12 Proefhoevestraat, 9090, Melle, Belgique

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Dates

31 janvier 2025, 08:30
1 février 2025, 17:00

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À propos

3 places par session

Anglais

This two-day course provides a comprehensive introduction to single port robotic surgery, blending theoretical lectures, live or semi-live case discussions, and extensive hands-on training. Participants will develop expertise in single port setup, instrument handling, suturing, and advanced techniques using both dry and wet lab models. Ideal for surgeons transitioning from multiport systems or starting with single port technology, the course offers valuable insights into its implementation for specific urological indications. Through focused sessions on approach, camera usage, and range of motion, participants will gain a deeper understanding of single port technology's practical applications.

Ce que vous allez apprendre

To explore the technology by extensive hands-on sessions

To understand the approach and benefits for upper urinary tract urological cases

Intervenants

Prof. Simone Crivellaro Assistant Professor, Minimally Invasive Urology , UIC, Chicago, IL, USA

Programme

08:30 - 08:45

Arrival and introduction to the course

08:45 - 12:00

Hands-on session part I – dry lab and simulator session part I

Focus on single port set-up, range of motion, camera use and instrument interaction

Break out session: rotating system for 3 participants

Simulator exercises:
- Camera use
- Instrument movement
- Basic suturing

SP system - dry lab:
- Docking practice
- Targeting
- Re-location boom
- Position exercises
- Interaction console surgeon and first assist

12:00 - 12:45

Lunch at the Orsi restaurant

12:45 - 14:00

Online theoretical session on approach with Single port technology – extraperitoneal RARP by Prof. Dr. Simone

14:00 - 17:00

Online live case streaming or semi-live case discussion – RARP by Prof. Dr. Simone Crivellaro

17:00 -

End of day 1