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OTHER EVENTS
Anastomosis Workshop
Sponsor: Covidien
Venue: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital 28 Woodville Rd Woodville South Level 2 Room 2 Clinical School
Date: Wednesday 25th March 2009
Time: 9.30am – 12.30pm
RSVP: Friday 20th March 2009 to alison@adelaidevascular.com
Ph: 82391316
Mr. Glen Benveniste (Vascular Surgeon, QEH, Adelaide)
Mr. David McClure FRACS (Vascular Surgeon, Geelong, Victoria)
Mr. Ramon Varcoe FRACS (Vascular Surgeon, St. Georges Hospital, Sydney)
Mr. Phil Puckridge FRACS (Vascular Surgeon, Flinders and Repatriation Hospitals, Adelaide)
An innovation to the AVT programme, a combination of short lectures, practical demonstrations and hands on suturing exercises on ex vivo models will give the workshop participant a practical understanding of the techniques of sutured vascular anastomosis. Individual supervision by vascular surgeons in the practical workshop is designed to effectively achieve the learning objectives of this workshop. This workshop is compulsory for all AVT2009 registrants. Surgical trainees in other disciplines including general surgery and plastics and reconstructive surgery will also find this workshop useful. A fee of $50.00 is applicable to trainees not registered as AVT2009 registrants. Session details are available on www.avt-aus.com. |
Vascular Medicine Symposium
Sponsor: Astra-Zeneca
Venue: The Queen Elizabeth Hospital 28 Woodville Rd Woodville South Level 2 Room 2 Clinical School
Date: Wednesday 25th March 2009
Time: 1pm-2.45pm
RSVP: Friday 20th March 2009 to alison@adelaidevascular.com
Ph: 82391316
Professor Ian Spark FRCS, PhD (Professor of Vascular Surgery, Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide)
Dr Katy Gibb FRACP (Perioperative physician , QEH , Adelaide )
Dr Simon McRae FRACP (Haematologist , QEH , Adelaide )
Dr Stephen McDonald FRACP (Renal Physician , QEH , Adelaide)
Dr Andrew Lee FRACP (Neurologist , Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide)
Dr. Nicole Organ FRACS (Vascular Surgeon, John Hunter Hospital, Newcastle)
A series of summary lectures and interactive case study dicussion by a panel that includes a peri operative physician, neurologist and nephrologist will go through a number of significant medical topics that are requisite knowledge for the vascular trainee presenting for the Fellowship examinations. Chaired by an academic vascular surgeon with research interests in relevant basic sciences, this session is compulsory for all registrants of AVT2009. Anaesthetic trainees and trainees in internal medicine would benefit from attendance at this session. Session details are available on www.avt-aus.com
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