MRCS Part A: Short Best Answer - Surgically Related Embryology & Development

Name: MRCS Part A: Short Best Answer - Surgically Related Embryology & Development
Start: 2025-02-26T18:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-02-26T19:00:00+00:00

26th Feb 2025

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

Surgery

26th Feb 2025

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

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🔹 Description:

A high-yield session on embryological development with a focus on surgically relevant anomalies, essential for MRCS Part A. Bring your questions and test your knowledge with interactive SBAs.

📌 Session Agenda:

Key stages of embryonic development and organogenesis
Common congenital anomalies with surgical significance
Embryological basis of malformations and their clinical implications
MRCS-style SBA discussion and Q&A

Summary

Join us live on Medall.org for a valuable education session on "MRCS Part A: Short Best Answer - Surgically Related Embryology & Development". This focused teaching session will delve into key stages of embryonic development and organogenesis, identify common surgically significant congenital anomalies, and discuss the embryological basis of malformations with their clinical implications. This is not just a learning experience but also a chance to interact and test your knowledge with MRCS-style SBA discussions and Q&A. An indispensable session for medical professionals aiming to excel at MRCS Part A.

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Learning objectives

Understand the key stages of embryonic development and organogenesis that are relevant to surgical procedures.
Recognize common congenital anomalies that carry surgical significance and explore their embryologic origins.
Comprehend the embryological basis of malformations and be able to see the connection between embryological development and clinical presentation of various disorders.
Develop the ability to tackle MRCS-style SBA (Short Best Answer) questions related to embryology, building clinical judgment and decision-making skills.
Encourage an interactive learning environment where participants can ask questions, discuss, and exchange knowledge regarding surgically related embryology, stimulating deeper understanding and long-term retention of information.

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