Colorectal basecamp
A new learning space to improve your knowledge and skills in your everyday practice.
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Focus on anatomy, basic laparoscopic skills, and patient selection. Learn tips'n tricks to move from open to laparoscopic surgery
Learn about right and transverse colon resections, D3 lymph node dissection, complete mesocolic excision, as well as tips'n tricks for intracorporeal anastomoses
Learn about left colon resections including patient selection, splenic flexure mobilization, intracorporeal anastomosis, management of benign and malignant tumors
Learn about prevention and management of complications, including intraoperative and postoperative issues, and discover the role of ICG in prevention
Study minimally invasive rectal surgery and TME, laparoscopic APR and exenteration, including parastomal and perineal hernia repair
Look into the transanal approach from the angle of TAMIS and ESD, TaTME, pitfalls, and safety considerations
Focus on inflammatory bowel disease surgery looking at the treatment of Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, as well as laparoscopic total colectomy
Gain qualification and hands-on training
Theoretical knowledge base
Once you have passed all e-learning module quizzes successfully, you can move forward with European Board of Surgical Qualification (EBSQ) examinations and practical experience.
Apply for your EUMS exam
Apply to become a Fellow of the European Board of Surgeons for Coloproctology and boost your carrier options today!
Please visit https://uemssurg.org/surgicalspecialties/coloproctology/ebsq-examinations/
Practical self-assessment and hands-on courses
Join hands-on courses in expert centers which is a great opportunity to be trained in a true mentor-mentee fashion.
Faculty planners and reviewers
In compliance with UEMS/EACCME guidelines, the authors and experts involved in the elaboration of the e-learning activity confirm that they have disclosed any potential conflicts of interest or support that might cause a bias in their presentation.
Professor Jacques Marescaux, WebSurg Editor in Chief, accepts that WebSurg is responsible for ensuring that all potential conflicts of interest relevant to the e-learning activity are declared to the learners prior to engaging in it.
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