30 Minutes MRCS Part B Q&A : The ear

Name: 30 Minutes MRCS Part B Q&A : The ear
Start: 2025-03-08T16:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-03-08T16:30:00+00:00

8th Mar 2025

4:00 - 4:30pm (GMT)

Otolaryngology

8th Mar 2025

4:00 - 4:30pm (GMT)

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Description

Boost your MRCS Part B anatomy knowledge with this focused 30-minute Q&A session on the ear. We’ll cover the anatomy of the external, middle, and inner ear, key neurovascular structures, and clinical correlations essential for both viva and OSCE stations. Engage in an interactive discussion, clarify doubts, and refine your understanding to enhance your exam confidence.

A high-yield session to master this crucial ENT anatomy topic!

Summary

This engaging and interactive 30-minute Q&A session is designed to enhance MRCS Part B anatomy knowledge, specifically focusing on the ear. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in discussions, ask questions and clarify doubts to strengthen understanding and boost exam confidence. The session covers extensive detail of the ear's anatomy including the external, middle, and inner ear, key neurovascular structures, and important clinical correlations essential for both viva and OSCE stations. Don't miss this high-yield session to master the crucial ENT anatomy topic!

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Learning objectives

To identify and discuss the anatomical structures of the external, middle, and inner ear, understanding their implications in ENT pathology.
To understand and explain the vital neurovascular structures related to the ear and their clinical significance.
To apply the knowledge of ear anatomy to clinical correlations, enhancing problem-solving skills in viva and OSCE stations.
To engage in an interactive discussion to clarify doubts and misunderstandings regarding the anatomy of the ear, thereby promoting a clear and robust understanding of the topic.
To build confidence in MRCS Part B preparation by mastering the anatomy of the ear and its related clinical components.

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