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The aim of this 1.5-day clinical immersion at the Hospital Clínico San Carlos of Madrid is to provide an in-depth teaching about the SADI-S technique to bariatric surgeons experienced in laparoscopic surgery.
The SADI-S technique was developed in Madrid by the faculty members in 2007 and has been continuously improved since then. Long-term patient follow data has been collected and will be discussed.
The course includes ongoing theoretical sessions and live surgery observations with interactive discussions.
Participants of this programme will have the opportunity to:
This comprehensive programme was designed for advanced surgeons who are currently performing bariatric & metabolic procedures and have a good understanding on how to perform laparoscopic bariatric (RYGB & Sleeve Gastrectomy) procedures.
By attending this course, participants will:
Hospital Clínico San Carlos Madrid.
Madrid, Spain.
Arrival on Day 1:
Lectures and discussions start at 4 PM, followed by scientific discussion and dinner.
Day 2:
Live cases and discussion.
Flight departing earliest at 6 PM from the Madrid airport.
Day 1:
Afternoon:
Lectures on:
Lectures will be followed by dinner with Faculty.
Day 2:
Lecture on surgical and technical aspects of the procedure.
Simultaneous live cases:
In between live cases, there will be discussions on patient selection, surgical techniques, patient follow-up and complication management.