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Surgical Anatomy and Viva Course for 
MRCS Part 3/Part B (OSCE)
(Incorporating the new syllabus)  
DATES: 30th and 31st January 2009 (Friday and Saturday) 
            16th and 17th January 2009 (Friday and Saturday)
TIME: 16th January 2009 (Friday): 0845 hrs till 1700 hrs
         17th January 2009 (Saturday): 0845 hrs till 1715 hrs
          30th January 2009 (Friday): 0845 hrs till 1700 hrs  
          31st January 2009 (Saturday): 0845 hrs till 1715 hrs
VENUE: Department of Anatomy, School of Biosciences, Cardiff University, Cardiff
 
PROVISIONAL COURSE PROGRAMME
16th January 2009 / 31st January 2009 (Saturday)
 
0840 - 0850: Registration 
0850 - 0900: Welcome and Introduction 
0900: Start of teaching 
 
0900-1000 hrs:
LECTURES
  • Basic and applied anatomy of the upper limb – PPT lecture 
  • Basic and applied anatomy of the lower limb – PPT lecture 
  • Basic and applied anatomy of the thorax – PPT lecture 
  • Basic and applied anatomy of the abdomen and pelvis – PPT lecture 
1000 – 1220 (including 20 minute break from 1100-1120): 
SMALL GROUPS DEMONSTRATION
  • Surgical anatomy of the axilla, brachial plexus, shoulder joint and arm 
  • Surgical anatomy of the thoracic inlet, ribs and intercostals 
  • Surgical anatomy of the hip joint, gluteal region, sacral plexus and thigh 
  • Surgical anatomy of the anterior abdominal wall, inguinal region and external genitalia 
Cross-sections, topographical and surface anatomy will also be demonstrated.  Appropriate radiographs and other imaging will be used as aids.
 
1220-1320: Lunch Break 
 
1320 – 1520: 
SMALL GROUPS DEMONSTRATION 
  • Surgical anatomy of the cubital fossa, forearm, wrist and hand  
  • Surgical anatomy of the popliteal fossa, knee joint, leg, ankle joint and foot 
  • Surgical anatomy of the mediastinum, diaphragm, lungs and heart 
  • Surgical anatomy of the abdominal viscera and autonomous nervous system
Cross-sections, topographical and surface anatomy will also be demonstrated.  Appropriate radiographs and other imaging will be used as aids. 
 
1520-1540: Break for refreshments
 
1540 – 1700: Osteology 
SMALL GROUPS TEACHING
  • Osteology of the scapula and humerus 
  • Osteology of the radius, ulna, wrist joint, hand 
  • Osteology of the pelvis and femur 
  • Osteology of the tibia, fibula, patella, ankle joint, foot 
1700HRS: End of Day 1 
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