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LECTURE: Learning Laparoscopy Skills with Lap-Pack, Thursday, September 10, 2020
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Tagged endo loop, extracorporeal knotting, intra-corporeal knotting, lap pack, lap-pack, peg transfer, precision cutting, rural healthcare, rural surgery, suturing
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The Zooming Rural Surgeons
These consultations helped the patients talk face to face with the doctors now in remote locations. The doctors were able to view the investigations and other papers that…
Read more »LECTURE: Cleaning and Sterilization of GILLS Equipment, Thursday, August 27, 2020
The concept of doing something to prevent infection during surgical treatment dates to the Egyptians who used pitch and tar. The use of steam for sterilization started when…
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Tagged gills, rural healthcare, rural hospital & clinic administration, sterlization
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LECTURE: Urology Emergencies for Rural Surgeons, Thursday, August 20, 2020
Unlike the other surgical specialties’ Urology does not have too many emergencies. It is about 2% of the emergencies presenting to the hospitals and in the population about 1.5 per 100000…
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Tagged acute loin pain, acute scrotum, hematuria, priapism, rural healthcare, urinary retention, urinary tract trauma, uro-sepsis, urology emergencies
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LECTURE: GILLS Rural Urology: Managing Foley’s Catheter Including Non-Deflating Balloons in Rural Areas – Thursday, August 13, 2020
Insertion of Foley’s catheter is one of the most carried out procedure that can cause serious problems if not done carefully…
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Tagged catheter, foleys catheter, gills, rural healthcare, rural surgery, rural urology, self calibration, urosac
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LECTURE: Managing Transitional Cell Carcinoma of the Bladder in Rural Areas – Thursday, August 6, 2020
There are many causative agents associated with bladder cancer. This is because most of the unwanted substances are excreted through the bladder and there is significant contact time…
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Tagged bladder, rural healthcare, rural surgery, transitional cell carcinoma
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Training Rural Surgeons: The Viking Conference 2020 Presentation
The Association of Rural Surgeons of India [ARSI] took the initiative to do the necessary background work for starting the DNB course. ARSI prepared the curriculum and helped start the course with…
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