🎉🎊 NSATS 2023 NEW YEARS ANNOUNCEMENT: SESSION 11 🎊🎉

Happy new year from everyone at NSATS! We hope you had a lovely festive break and new year! We are back with our final 5 sessions covering all things General Surgery! 😍🙌🖤

NSATS are delighted to announce Session 11: Upper GI Anatomy & Upper GI Surgery on Wednesday 11th January 2023, 6-8pm 😍🎉

PART 1: PEER-ASSISTED TEACHING - Upper GI anatomy teaching led by senior medical students (intercalated in BSc Clinical Anatomy) 😍

PART 2: SURGICAL APPLICATION - Surgical teaching led by an expert surgeon taking you through the surgical anatomy of common procedures in Upper GI Surgery 💉

Introducing your Expert Surgeon for the evening: Mr Ewen Griffiths 😍

Mr Ewen Griffiths has been a Consultant Upper GI Surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham since 2012. Mr Griffiths graduated from Dundee University in 2000. His research in ‘hypoxia associated factors’ in oesophagogastric cancer at Paterson Institute of Cancer Research led to the award of MD (Doctorate in Medicine) degree from Manchester University in 2006. After obtaining his Fellowship of Royal College of Surgeons in 2010, Mr Griffiths completed specialist surgical training (CCT) in 2012. Mr Griffiths also trained for a year as a Senior Upper Gastrointestinal Fellow in the Royal Adelaide Hospital, Australia.

Surgical procedures to be covered:

🌟 Principles of Upper GI surgery

🌟 2-stage Ivor-Lewis Oesophagectomy

🌟 Gastrectomy (bariatric surgery)

ALL attendees will receive:

✅ 2 CPD points and certificate of attendance (CPD points awarded by RCS England)

✅ Additional certificate for participation in our research study

✅ Post-session handout (new and improved)

✅ Practice MCQs & OSCE case-based discussion questions

Register for FREE now via our Linktree: https://linktr.ee/nsats

We hope to see you there!! 🎉

NSATS Committee 22/23 🖤💛