The excision of peritoneal disease, adhesiolysis and ureterolysis are some of the vital clinical skills which any Laparoscopic surgeon has to master for advanced Laparoscopic surgery. We have developed realistic models to develop and practice the skills, which are required to excise peritoneum and work in the difficult places of dissection.
This module covers all aspects of safe laparoscopic surgery, laparoscopic removal of endometriosis, and clinical aspects of laparoscopic surgery.
Reading list for Module 2 forms the basis of the IRAT (individual readiness assessment test).
The video shows the peritoneal excision with Monopolar retractable needle. The video shows all the safe steps to carry out safe peritoneal excision.
This video demonstrates the equipment you need and how to make the anatomical dissection model for practice at home.
Video lecture depicting the basic principles of excisional techniques. Peritoneal excision is one of the common operations for peritoneal endometriosis.
Presentation by Mr Richardson to outline the principles of laparoscopic surgery in different clinical scenarios. This outlines the safe laparoscopic entry, insertion of primary and secondary trocar and related risks.
Essay lecture discussing the skills acquisition, theories of learning and feedback with special emphasis on learning laparoscopic skills. This summarizes the theories behind learning, cognitive skills and feedback.
View and take assignments related to the Module 2 here. You must complete them to proceed to Module 3.
The course is divided into 6 modules covering all aspects of Laparoscopic surgery within the RCOG core curriculum.
This module takes the trainees through exercises for build these skills. We have designed innovative models for the trainees to use in their Laparoscopic trainers.
The surgical techniques of salpingectomy and and salpingostomy are addressed in this module.