Program

41st Gastrointestinal Surgery Workshop | April 06–11, 2024 | Congress Center Davos

Basic course

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Open surgery:
Suture- and anastomosis techniques in the GI-tract with focus on small/large intestine and stomach.

Laparoscopic surgery:
Learning basic laparoscopic techniques.

Basic program

Intermediate Course

Open surgery:
Suture- and anastomosis techniques in the GI-tract with focus on upper GI and lower GI anastomoses.

Laparoscopic surgery:
Learning of basic laparoscopic techniques.

Intermediate program

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Advanced course

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Colorectal module: 
Learning advanced techniques in colorectal surgery

Colorectal Module

Bariatric Module: 
Learning the relevant techniques of bariatric surgery

Bariatric Module

Upper GI Module: 
Learning advanced techniques in Upper GI surgery

Upper GI Module

Hernia module: 
Learning advanced techniques in hernia surgery

Hernia Module

Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Module:
Learning advanced techniques in HPB surgery

Hepato-Pancreato-Biliary Module

NEW: Pilot Project 2024 – Pediatric Surgery Module

Learning from Basics to Advanced techniques in Pediatric Colorectal Surgery

The module will be held from Saturday April 6 to Thursday April 11. Further information, as well as the scientifc program will follow in January 2024. Registration for the module is already online.

This module is certified with 35 SGKC credits.

Scientific program

The Pediatric Surgery Module is endorsed by the European Paediatric Surgeons`Association EUPSA, the Italian Society of Pediatric Surgery and the Società Italiana di Videochirurgia Infantile

SIVI

DavosCourse Robotic Training 2024

Robotic surgery is an interesting and growing field also in visceral surgery. Starting in 2019 with the Da Vinci System at the industry booth we are enlarging the training options every year. In 2024 we will offer several training courses running additional to the regular schedule of the DavosCourse Modules Basic, Intermediate and Advance, but also include Robotic exercises in the new module Upper GI.

Important:

All courses will only be additional to the DavosCourse Modules Basic, Intermediate and Advanced. Participants as well as Instructors, Faculty and Board are invited to join. During the practical exercises of your own DavosCourse Module no participation in a Robotic Course is possible.


Robotic Course A: First Assist - Certification

Limited to 12 participants

Intuitive Certification for Da Vinci First Assist will be completed.
Only possible for participants of the DavosCourse Modules Basic and Intermediate. Training at complete Da Vinci system.

Monday & Tuesday 13.00 – 17.00
Costs additional: CHF 250.

The Da Vinci online training program has to be completed before start of course.
If you would like to participate in the Robotic Course A, please select the course as an Offer combination during the registration.
Registration for the Robotic Course A is online. Availability is limited.

Register now


Robotic Course B: Basic Simulation course

open for all

Training at console, slots for 3 x 30 min / week
No prior experience with Da Vinci System necessary

The sign-up sheet for the Robotic Course B is available in the room Weisshorn during the DavosCouse.

Robotic Course C: Certified Surgeons Intermediate Training

limited

Training at console, 120 min training session

Requirement: Experience with Da Vinci System necessary

The sign-up sheet for the Robotic Course C is available in the room Weisshorn during the DavosCouse.

Robotic Course D: Experience Training Colorectal & Hernia

limited, reserved for participants of the AGC Advanced Course

Training at console & complete Da Vinci system, slots 3 x 30 min / week

Preferred times:

  • Sunday to Tuesday 12.00 - 15.00
  • Wednesday 12.00 - 14.30
  • Thursday after 14.30 (if necessary)
The sign-up sheet for the Robotic Course D is available in the room Weisshorn during the DavosCouse.

Robotic Course E: Experience Training Bariatric & Upper GI

limited, reserved for participants of the AGC Advanced Course
Training at console & system, slots 3 x 30 min / week

Preferred times:

  • Sunday to Tuesday 12.00 - 15.00
  • Wednesday 12.00 - 14.30
  • Thursday after 14.30 (if necessary)
The sign-up sheet for the Robotic Course E is available in the room Weisshorn during the DavosCouse.
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Virtual Reality Training

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Surgical procedures have become more complex, requiring surgeons to quickly learn new skills without interfering with the operating room efficiency or jeopardizing patient care. The Davos Course therefore integrates Virtual Reality Training into the basic course, so that - alongside hands-on exercises - young surgeons get the training and practice that they need.

Participants in the basic course will join the Virtual Reality exercises as they are scheduled during the week, whereas surgeons in the intermediate and advanced courses may attend during the open time slots.

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