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BROKKSEMINAR PÅ LOSBY GODS 15.-16.MARS 2012
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Instruktørkurs
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Kirurgens 1.pris til Cecilie Våpenstad og Ronald Mårvik
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Video fra kurs!
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Fulltegnet kurs!
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NSALK is an interdisciplinary organisation working together with NTNU (the Norwegian University of Science and Technology), FOR (The Future Operating Room), the SINTEF research group and other national and international partners. This collaborative effort has produced a number of technical inventions, such as SonoDoppler and the new instrument Volargrip(tm).
Volargrip(tm) is a laparoscopic tool with a grip that can be adapted to the surgeon's hands and fits both left-handed and right-handed surgeons. The design has been developed and tested in close cooperation between users at St. Olav's University Hospital and university hospitals in Germany and designers from the Trondheim-based company Surgitech Norway AS. One of the center's research areas is testing in telemedicine, a field that is eminently suitable for laparoscopic surgery. Surgical operations can be demonstrated and discussed online, and surgeons at different hospitals can assist each other. This technology opens for entirely new perspectives in training and follow-up of staff through simple and cost-effective videoconferences. At our courses, the teaching material is imported from various national and international centers of expertise. NSALK is an associated member of the European Institute of Telesurgery and the Asian Institute of Telesurgery. The center is active in research on bariatric surgery and has, in collaboration with Trondheim Univeristy Hospital, tested new surgical treatments such as VBLOC therapy (http://www.enteromedics.com/What_is_VBLOC.htm). The use of simulators when acquiring and maintaining practical skills makes training safer, more efficient and enables exact replication of setup for all candidates, permitting fair and reliable assessment of candidates. NSALK has several research projects related to training, validation and development of simulators. NSALK also cooperates closely with the national center for ultrasound and image guided therapy in laparoscopic surgery, through which the navigation platform "Custus X" has been developed.
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Monica Schwartz Sellæg, Ulla Romild, Esther Kuhry
Langø Thomas, Vijayan Sinara, Rethy Anna, Våpenstad Cecilie, Solberg Ole Vegard, Mårvik Ronald, Johnsen Gjermund, Hernes Toril N
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