SERGS Webinars
Join us for the SERGS Curriculum webinars series.
In the five webinars of Module 1 - Basic Level, international experts shared their knowledge about the process of beginning the robotic training.
So far we have seen the webinars by prof. René Verheijen (SERGS Past President), Dr. Peter Rusch, Dr. Alessandra Antonaci, Dr. Stephanie Motton, prof. Martin Heubner and Prof. Ruediger Mascus followed by prof. Paul Buderath who gave his talk on Radical hysterectomy - Techniques and controversies.
The latest SERGS webinar on the topic of Pelvic and periaortic lymph node dissection that took place in September with Dr. Marc Barahona is now available at the SERGS Video portal.
In February 2023 we had our first YEARS webinar on the topic of Balancing robotic surgical training with patient safety and soon after we had the pleasure of watching another webinar Zooming into robotic endometriosis excision.
The upocoming SERGS webinars will revolve around the topic of endometriosis and will be presented by Vito Cela in September and Shaheen Khazali in October.
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SERGS Publication
Young European Advocates of Robotic Sugery (YEARS)
Memorandum of Understanding: SERGS and ORSI Academy
November 18th, 2018
“ Less than two months after a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed at the Milano annual meeting between SERGS and ESGO, another MoU has been signed between SERGS and ORSI Academy. René Verheijen, president of SERGS, emphasizes the importance of both agreements to streamline and amend the educational activities to the needs of all partners involvement. It is stimulating that professional societies and professional partners expressed firmly their intention to cooperate in training and education of surgeons to perform robot assisted surgery better and safer for their patients.”