Post by Shayan on Mar 14, 2006 17:03:44 GMT
STUDENT MEDICONCERN INTENSIVE FINALIST COURSES
In collaboration with Consultant grade doctors and Registrars from Greater London and Oxford, Student Mediconcern would like to present two intensive revision courses.
The first is on Surgery and Radiology:
Date: Sat 18th March
Time: 10am-4pm
Place: Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre, UCL campus, Gower Street (nearest tube Euston Square)
The second is a weekend intensive course on Medicine:
Sat 25th and Sun 26th March 10am-6pm, Guys Campus (nearest tube London Bridge)
Entry is free. There will be an optional contribution for the Kashmiri Earthquake appeal.
Email MBIntensive@yahoo.co.uk to reserve a place on both courses
An overview of our first course (with approximate time in brackets):
SURGERY (total 3 hrs 30 mins)
Orthopaedics (50 mins), Urology (40 mins), General (1 hr 30 mins) , Breast
and Endocrine surgery (30 mins)
each topic should include history and examination of the respective system
together with acute emergencies and to consolidate the important points
RADIOLOGY (total 1hr and 40 mins)
Quick run down on presentation of chest, abdo and bone xrays together with
overview of principles and jargon
Important radiological xray diagnoses not to be missed eg widened
mediastinum, signs of perf, collapse left lower lobe, pneumothoraces,
malignancy, obstruction
Kind Regards
Student Mediconcern, London
In collaboration with Consultant grade doctors and Registrars from Greater London and Oxford, Student Mediconcern would like to present two intensive revision courses.
The first is on Surgery and Radiology:
Date: Sat 18th March
Time: 10am-4pm
Place: Gustave Tuck Lecture Theatre, UCL campus, Gower Street (nearest tube Euston Square)
The second is a weekend intensive course on Medicine:
Sat 25th and Sun 26th March 10am-6pm, Guys Campus (nearest tube London Bridge)
Entry is free. There will be an optional contribution for the Kashmiri Earthquake appeal.
Email MBIntensive@yahoo.co.uk to reserve a place on both courses
An overview of our first course (with approximate time in brackets):
SURGERY (total 3 hrs 30 mins)
Orthopaedics (50 mins), Urology (40 mins), General (1 hr 30 mins) , Breast
and Endocrine surgery (30 mins)
each topic should include history and examination of the respective system
together with acute emergencies and to consolidate the important points
RADIOLOGY (total 1hr and 40 mins)
Quick run down on presentation of chest, abdo and bone xrays together with
overview of principles and jargon
Important radiological xray diagnoses not to be missed eg widened
mediastinum, signs of perf, collapse left lower lobe, pneumothoraces,
malignancy, obstruction
Kind Regards
Student Mediconcern, London