Courses
Anatomical Skills for Surgeons and Anatomists
We offer surgeons and anatomists an opportunity to study anatomic landmarks via anatomical dissection on specimens in a professional environment.
Our courses cater to you as experienced assistant doctors or junior specialists/anatomists. You should already have some practical experience in dissecting the relevant anatomical regions.
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Lower GI
Juli 8th-9th 2024 | Hands-on-course| Tübingen
Knowledge of anatomical landmarks, their variants and topographical relations is essential for colorectal surgery.
This knowledge is the basis for safety, effectiveness, and patient benefit.
New concepts have been introduced to colorectal surgery. Therefore, it is necessary to reorganize and reevaluate anatomical landmarks.
The training model of the Tübingen School of Clinical Anatomy allows for placing anatomical knowledge into specific surgical contexts – in a highly innovative, diverse, and application-oriented manner: anatomists assist in the dissection of specific surgical regions on body donors from the institute’s own body donation programme.
This course will focus on the right hemicolectomy, the left hemicolectomy, and the high anterior rectal resection.
Course fee: 850 € + 19 % VAT
Course Leaflet
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Head/Neck
September 30th and October 1st 2024 | Hands-on-course| Tübingen
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