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

Name: MRCS Part A: Short Best Answer - Surgically Related Embryology & Development of the Perineum
Start: 2025-02-27T18:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-02-27T19:00:00+00:00

27th Feb 2025

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

Surgery

27th Feb 2025

6:00 - 7:00pm (GMT)

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Description

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🔹 Description:

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

📌 Session Agenda:

Embryological development of the perineum and external genitalia
Congenital anomalies: anorectal malformations, hypospadias, and perineal fistulas
Surgical implications and approaches for perineal defects
MRCS-style SBA discussion and Q&A

Summary

Join us live on Medall.org for a high-yield session focusing on perineal embryology and its surgical significance, particularly with regard to congenital anomalies. This educational event is crucial for preparing for the MRCS Part A and encourages participation with interactive SBAs. Topics include the embryological development of the perineum, congenital anomalies like anorectal malformations, and surgical implications for perineal defects. This is your chance to discuss MRCS-style questions and get answers to your burning queries.

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Learning objectives

To understand and explain the embryological development of the perineum and external genitalia.
To identify and describe common congenital anomalies related to the perineum, including anorectal malformations, hypospadias, and perineal fistulas.
To discuss the surgical implications and appropriate approaches to treat perineal defects.
To apply theoretical knowledge to clinical scenarios through MRCS-style Short Best Answer (SBA) exercises.
To engage in professional discourse and clarification of doubts during the Q&A session, thus enhancing their problem-solving skills related to surgically relevant congenital anomalies.

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