| | Clinically Oriented Anatomy for FRCS (Orth) |
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| Dates: 11th September 2009 (Friday), 12th September 2009 (Saturday) |
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VENUE: Anatomy Dissection Room, School of Biosciences, Cardiff University |
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| COURSE PROGRAMME |
DAY 2: 12 September 2009 (Saturday) |
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| 0830 – 0930 hrs Spine (Mr James Cordell – Smith) |
- Clinically relevant anatomy of the spine
- Surgical approaches to the cervical spine: Anterior and Posterior
- Surgical approaches to the thoracic spine; transthoracic
- Surgical approaches to the lumbar spine: anterior, anterolateral and posterior
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| 0930 – 1030 hrs Pelvis & Hip (Mr Steve Jones) |
- Clinically relevant anatomy
- Surgical approaches to the pelvis and acetabulum: Kocher Langenbeck, Ilioinguinal, Stoppa approach
- Surgical approaches to the hip: Anterior (Smith-Petersen), Anterolateral (Watson-Jones), Lateral (Hardinge), Posterior (Southern) and medial (Ludlof)
- Sites for arthroscopic hip portals and the important structures that can be damaged
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1030 – 1045 hrs Break for refreshments |
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| 1045 – 1145 hrs Knee (Mr Stuart Roy) |
- Clinically relevant anatomy of the knee
- Surgical approaches to the knee: Midline parapatellar, subvastus and posterior
- Sites for arthroscopic knee portals and the important structures that can be damaged
- Compartments of the lower limb and fasciotomy
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| 1145 – 1300 hrs MCQs and Viva Practice |
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1300 – 1400 hrs Break for lunch |
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| 1400 – 1500 hrs Foot and Ankle (Mr Hiro Tanaka) |
- Clinically relevant anatomy of the ankle and foot
- Surgical approaches to the ankle: Aanterior, medial, lateral & posterolateral arthroscopic portal placements
- Surgical approaches to the foot
- Compartments of the foot and decompression technique
- Sites for arthroscopic ankle portals and the important structures that can be damaged
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| 1500 – 1730 hrs MCQs and Viva Practice |
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| 1730 – 1745 hrs Closing Remarks and Evaluation |
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End of Course |
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