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25 febbraio 2025, Ospedale San Gerardo Rationale With the advent of minimally invasive approaches in thoracic surgery – both videoassisted and robotic – complex combined approaches to pleural cavities and mediastinum are more and more rarely performed, thus causing a lack in the training of thoracic...
25/02/2025, 08:30
1st CADAVERIC DISSECTION WORKSHOP FOR THORACIC SURGEONS
25 febbraio 2025, Ospedale San Gerardo Rationale With the advent of minimally invasive approaches in thoracic surgery – both videoassisted and robotic – complex combined approaches to pleural cavities and mediastinum are more and more rarely performed, thus causing a lack in the training of thoracic...
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25 febbraio 2025, Ospedale San Gerardo
With the advent of minimally invasive approaches in thoracic surgery – both videoassisted and robotic – complex combined approaches to pleural cavities and mediastinum are more and more rarely performed, thus causing a lack in the training of thoracic surgery trainees and a concrete risk of deskilling in more experienced surgeons.The aim of this cadaveric course is to bridge the gap between theory and actual clinical practice, offering a practical knowledge of complex accesses to pleural cavities and mediastinum.At end of this course, learners can expect to acquire the following skills:
Basic anatomy principlesDevelop and improves knowledge and skills in dissectionBridge basic anatomical understanding with clinical applications in the field of extended thoracic surgeryBuild a strong foundation for safe surgical practice
Welcome and introduction 8:30 - 9:00
Normal anatomy of the chest wall and mediastinum 9:00 – 9:30
Surgical techniques 9.30 – 10:00
COFFEE BREAK 10:05 10:25
Cadaveric session 1: standard approaches 10:30 – 13:00
Median SternotomyMediastinal StructureHemiclamshell incisionClamshell incision
Lunch 13:00 – 14:00
Cadaveric session 2: complex approaches 14:00 – 16:00
The Anterior Transclavicular approach (Dartevelle)The Anterior Transmanubrial approach (Grunenwald - Spaggiari)The Anterior Trap – door approach (Masaoka – Nomori)The Posterior approach (Shaw - Paulson)Modified Transmanubrial approach for thoracic outlet syndrome (San Gerardo)
Chair: prof. Francesco Petrella
Scientific coordinator: dr. Federico Raveglia
Supervising tutors: dr. Andrea Cara, dr. Enrico Mario Cassina, dr. Lidia Libretti, dr. Emanuele Pirondini, dr. Antonio Tuoro
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