1 Ability to safely close port sites using appropriate 1 Tailored clinical OSATS for Palmer’s point needles and sutures experience and and Hassan 1 Ability to close port sites Understand the principles of port site practice closure and the need to port site hernia or damage underlying structures Ability to competently suture using 1 Proficiency in competently suturing and tying the Ability to perform procedures 1 Tailored clinical OSATS knot tying laparoscopic needle holders appropriate surgical knots experience and practice 1 Ability to undertake intra-corporeal and 1 extracorporeal knot tying 1 Ability to inspect bladder, ureter, small Tailored clinical 1 Ability to carry out visual inspection of bowel, carry Ability to perform procedures 1 and large bowel for perforation or experience and out air insufflation and dye tests. Ability to check 1 damage, practice integrity of bladder using visual inspection and recognition of this and undertake dye tests. appropriate special tests such as air insufflation and use of dyes Ability to visually check the ureter through its pelvic course and pass the appropriate ureteric catheter Tailored clinical 1,2 Ability to perform primary bladder 1 CbD Recognition of bowel and bladder Ability to undertake primary bladder closure when experience and 1 repair when appropriate complications, assessment of these and appropriate practice ability if appropriate to perform primary Understand the principles procedures 1 repair, involving other surgical specialities Understand principles of ureteric anastomosis as appropriate Understand the principles underlying 1,2,3 1 Ability to control haemorrhage until the 1 Understand the principles of more appropriate help available and understand the repair of major vessels underlying complex repairs such as segmental principles underlying the repair of major vessels these bowel resection and ureteric anastomosis and 1 reimplantation Recognise and be able to control Tailored clinical 1 1,2 1,2,3 haemorrhage CbD Recognition of the signs and symptoms of experience and trauma and the use of appropriate practice Ability to recognise and deal with Recognition of delayed onset investigations trauma complications such as peritonitis, ileus, 1 faecal contamination or urinary leakage 1,2,3 The ability to seek appropriate support e.g. General Surgeon, Urologist, Intensive Care The ability to appropriate initial Specialist management and understand the principles of subsequent management
Understand the principles of port site closure and the need to port site hernia or damage underlying structures 1 Ability to safely close port sites using appropriate needles and sutures 1 Ability to close port sites 1 Tailored clinical experience and practice OSATS for Palmer’s point and Hassan Ability to competently suture using laparoscopic needle holders Ability to undertake intra-corporeal and extracorporeal knot tying Ability to inspect bladder, ureter, small and large bowel for perforation or damage, recognition of this and undertake appropriate special tests such as air insufflation and use of dyes Recognition of bowel and bladder complications, assessment of these and ability if appropriate to perform primary repair, involving other surgical specialities as appropriate Understand the principles of more complex repairs such as segmental bowel resection and ureteric anastomosis and reimplantation Recognise and be able to control haemorrhage Recognition of delayed onset complications such as peritonitis, ileus, faecal contamination or urinary leakage The ability to appropriate initial management and understand the principles of subsequent management 1 1 1 1,2 1 1 1 1 Proficiency in competently suturing and tying the appropriate surgical knots Ability to carry out visual inspection of bowel, carry out air insufflation and dye tests. Ability to check integrity of bladder using visual inspection and dye tests. Ability to visually check the ureter through its pelvic course and pass the appropriate ureteric catheter Ability to undertake primary bladder closure when appropriate Understand principles of ureteric anastomosis Ability to control haemorrhage until appropriate help available and understand the principles underlying the repair of major vessels Recognition of the signs and symptoms of trauma and the use of appropriate investigations The ability to seek appropriate support e.g. General Surgeon, Urologist, Intensive Care Specialist 1 1 1 1 1,2,3 1,2 1,2,3 Ability to perform procedures Ability to perform procedures Ability to perform primary bladder repair when appropriate Understand the principles procedures Understand the principles underlying the repair of major vessels underlying these Ability to recognise and deal with trauma 1 1 1 1 1 1,2,3 Tailored clinical experience and practice Tailored clinical experience and practice Tailored clinical experience and practice Tailored clinical experience and practice OSATS knot tying CbD CbD
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