This one-day intensive course aims to equip surgical trainees with an interest in General Surgery with the skills and knowledge to tackle a safe cholecystectomy. It aims to build upon current knowledge and develop procedural skills within a supportive and constructive learning environment.

This one-hour session will bring together leading UK upper GI surgeons to discuss current, evidence-based approaches to oesophageal perforation. You’ll hear practical insights on both endoscopic and surgical strategies, with a focus on techniques that are changing everyday practice.

A fully comprehensive FRCS Part 2 preparation course combining in-depth online revision and intensive face-to-face training. Don't miss out!

Linx, Refluxstop, Transoral incisionless Fundoplication (TIF), and Stretta are relatively new modalities for treating reflux disease. In this webinar, we have invited experts who have experience with a few of these innovative treatments and will share their experiences with these treatments compared

This one-day intensive course aims to equip surgical trainees with an interest in General Surgery with the skills and knowledge to tackle a safe cholecystectomy. It aims to build upon current knowledge and develop procedural skills within a supportive and constructive learning environment.

A 2 day hands-on course on advanced gallbladder and bile duct surgery, with a focus on laparoscopic bile duct exploration and complex cholecystectomies

FRCS Mock Examination (OG/HPB) Course

Oesophagogastric (OG) Specalist Interest Revision Course for FRCS Section 2

The national basic robotic skills course for surgical trainees

2 day intensive lap USS accreditation course

Essential interview practice for CST and ST3 interviews

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This two day Royal College of Surgeons approved course concentrates on laparoscopic bile duct exploration. The first day covers evidence for practice, patient selection, surgical techniques, the ‘pit falls’ of starting a service, getting the right equipment.

This two day Royal College of Surgeons approved course concentrates on laparoscopic bile duct exploration. The first day covers evidence for practice, patient selection, surgical techniques, the ‘pit falls’ of starting a service, getting the right equipment.

This two day Royal College of Surgeons approved unique course is designed to concentrate on aspects of advanced hiatal surgery that senior trainees may have limited exposure to in training and junior consultants may feel least confident with in their clinical practice.