1. To recap and reinforce crucial knowledge about the anatomical structures, physiology, and pathology of the abdomen, for effective diagnosis and treatment of its related diseases. 2. To explore and recognise the different anatomical structures of the head and neck and their key relationships, to aid in effective communication about these areas with patients and healthcare professionals. 3. To assess and interpret medical images related to the abdomen, head, and neck, developing an ability to detect abnormalities and to monitor responses to treatment. 4. To improve the understanding of pelvis anatomy by exploring its bone structure, muscle arrangement, organ placement and vascular supply, navigating the common diseases and surgical protocols that could arise in these areas. 5. To enhance surgical skills and patient care by simulating real-life scenarios of abdominal, head and neck, and pelvic injuries, developing abilities in surgical planning, and intraoperative decision-making.