Subspeciality Rundown: Neonatal Surgery

Name: Subspeciality Rundown: Neonatal Surgery
Start: 2025-04-08T17:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-04-08T18:30:00+00:00

8th Apr 2025

6:00 - 7:30pm (BST)

Neonatal surgery

Paediatric surgery

8th Apr 2025

6:00 - 7:30pm (BST)

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Description

Join us for an insightful online talk by a paediatric surgeon, covering the key aspects of neonatal surgery. This session will explore common surgical conditions in newborns, focusing on their presentation, diagnosis, and management.

📅 Date: 08/04/25

🕒 Time: 6:00- 7:30pm (GMT)

📍 Location: Online (link provided closer to the date)

This talk is free and open to all medical students, junior doctors, and anyone interested in neonatal surgery! Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an expert and enhance your understanding of surgical conditions in neonates.

Register now to secure your place! Certificates provided at the end after completing the feedback form⭐

Summary

Join us for a free, online teaching session focused on the intricacies of neonatal surgery, led by a seasoned paediatric surgeon. This event, perfect for medical students, junior doctors, and those with a keen interest in neonatal surgery, will delve into the common surgical conditions in newborns, touching on presentation, diagnosis, and treatment. Register today for this unique learning experience and earn a certificate upon completion. Don't miss out on an opportunity to boost your knowledge on this complex specialism.

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Learning objectives

To understand and differentiate between the common surgical conditions affecting newborns.
To gain knowledge on the typical presentations of these surgical conditions and how they are commonly diagnosed.
To learn the key principles and strategies in the management of various neonatal surgical conditions.
To be able to discuss the roles of different medical practitioners within a neonatal surgical team and how they collaborate in patient care.
To enhance their ability to contribute to the immediate post-operative care and ongoing support and management of neonates who have undergone surgery.

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