Spine Endoscopic Cadaveric
The Spine Endoscopic Cadaveric Workshop provides hands-on exposure to PELD, a revolutionary minimally invasive spine surgery technique. The course is recommended for spine surgeons who want to enhance their skills in treating prolapsed intervertebral discs with precision. In this sophisticated procedure, the participants will be able to learn how to achieve spinal nerve decompression, with just the use of natural intervertebral foramen through an 8mm skin incision without causing muscle injury, removal of bone, and loss of blood.
*Excluding of GST
Offline
1 Day
Spine surgeon, Orthopedic surgeon
About courses
- Demonstrate proficiency in performing interlaminar endoscopic spine surgery on cadaveric specimens.
- Identification of key surgical landmarks for accurate navigation during procedures.
- Apply patient-specific decision-making skills for selecting interlaminar approaches.
- Master the use of endoscopic tools and techniques for minimal tissue disruption
- Implement advanced endoscopic methods to minimize muscle and posterior element damage.
- Theoretical sessions
- Case discussions
- Hands-on cadaveric training
- Q&A sessions
- Understand the principles and techniques of interlaminar endoscopic spine surgery.
- Familiarize with the anatomy of the interlaminar space and surrounding structures.
- Learn the principles and techniques of keyhole entry and muscle-sparing approaches.
- Explore the evolution of posterior spine surgery from traditional to endoscopic approaches.
- Learn about the equipment and instrumentation used in interlaminar endoscopic procedures.
Course Faculty
Dr. Sai Sudarsan
Course FacultySpine & Neurosurgeon, Pulse Super Speciality Hospital, Ranchi
Dr. Gaurav Chamle
Course FacultyEndoscopic spine Surgeon, Hyderabad
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