Inter-University Diploma in Minimally-Invasive and Robotic Techniques in Oncologic Digestive Surgery
Publié le 20 avril 2020–Mis à jour le 30 août 2022
The Diploma
This educational and training program is targeting specialized surgeons, fellows and residents who have already achieved a certain professional experience and are looking to further develop their knowledge in the field of minimally invasive techniques
Certification of competences in minimally invasive oncologic digestive surgery that responds to a relevant demand by experienced digestive surgeons and residents as the majority of public and private hospitals are nowadays equipped with advanced surgical technologies, such robotics.
The objectives :
Knowing the national and international guidelines in oncologic digestive surgery
Recognizing the clinical indications and contraindications for the different techniques of minimally invasive surgery in the field of oncologic and emergency digestive surgery
Providing a critical appraisal of the literature in oncologic digestive MIS
Appling the up-to-date management protocols for patients candidate for minimally invasive digestive surgery
Training with surgical simulators for advanced laparoscopic and robotic procedures
Who :
Digestive and general surgeons trained or in training but who have already completed sufficient professional experience (Interns from the 3rd semester of internship)
Teaching/training :
4 Teaching Modules on LIVE STREAMING for 18 hours of lectures and interactive classes on 2,5 days (Thursday, Friday, Saturday morning)
- Oncologic colorectal surgery: 8-9-10 December 2022
- Oncologic liver surgery : 12-13-14 January 2023
- Oncologic upper GI surgery : 16-17-18 March 2023
- Oncologic pancreatic and emergency surgery : 18-19-20 May 2023
E-learning Module : 6 hours of educational surgical videos on a dedicated YouTube Channel
Hands-on Lab : training on animal models for robotic and laparoscopic surgeries (Orsi Academy), 2-3 October 2023
Clinical stage (optional): 2 intensive weeks in a MIS surgical unit (Henri Mondor Hospital or Pitie-Salpetriere Hospital)