Experimental Microsurgery Course

Experimental microsurgery is an important field in medical, dental, and veterinary practice and development. It involves the practice of microsurgical techniques in a controlled environment, typically using non-animal, animal, in vivo, and ex vivo models, in order to develop new procedures, improve existing techniques, and understand the biological processes involved in surgical trauma. It is therefore crucial in the development of medicine, veterinary medicine, and dentistry, allowing researchers and surgeons to experiment and refine techniques that can be applied to living individuals, improving patient outcomes and expanding treatment strategies.

Qualification and certification in the area of experimental microsurgery are extremely important, ensuring that professionals have the opportunity to acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills in performing delicate and complex procedures. Training in microsurgery requires intensive training, including mastery and maintenance of equipment, as well as understanding the application of suturing techniques with magnifying lenses.

In this course, you will learn, with experienced professors/surgeons, modern concepts about microsurgery, technique, tactics and applied strategy, with supervision and practical evaluation at the end of the course, with a prize for the best student per class.