LAPSIM: Advanced minimally invasive surgery training

The Laparoscopic Surgery Simulation program offers comprehensive training for residents in minimally invasive surgical techniques. It includes practices with pelvitrainers, virtual and robotic simulators, to develop essential skills in controlled environments.

LAPSIM offers residents comprehensive training in minimally invasive surgical techniques. This multidisciplinary training combines practices with pelvitrainers, virtual laparoscopic simulators and robotic simulators to foster collaboration between specialties and enhance the use of new technologies.

The program is structured in three phases adapted to each year of residency:

  • Phase 1: Practices with pelvitrainers for R1 and R2, supervised by assistants, where basic manual skills are developed.
  • Phase 2: Practices with virtual laparoscopic simulators with exercises adapted to each speciality to delve into advanced surgical techniques.
  • Phase 3: Training in robotic simulators for R4 and R5 residents, where psychomotor skills and robotic surgery techniques are applied.

In addition, specific theoretical training is included for each phase, covering everything from the basics to more advanced procedures in robot-assisted surgery. The program is assessed at each phase to ensure the progressive achievement of competencies.

With this training, you will acquire the skills necessary to work effectively in real surgical environments and use innovative technologies safely.

Acquire skills in minimally invasive surgery with a program that combines intensive practice and advanced simulation for complete surgical training.

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Urology, General Hospital

Urology

The Urology Department stands out for our use of the latest technology and hospital specialisation with our primary care techniques. The creation of fast stream to the Hospital, alongside protocols we share with primary care centres, mean our Department brings excellence, equity and efficiency to the public health system.
The Urology service has the accreditation
Authorship: Vall d'Hebron
Creation date: 17.12.2021, 10:03
Modification date: 11.06.2021, 09:09
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Urology

The Urology Teaching Unit is led by the Vall d’Hebron Urology Department, with participation from other specialisations such as General Surgery, Nephrology, Intensive Care Medicine, and Paediatric Urology.

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Urology deals with the study, diagnosis and treatment of medical-surgical conditions associated with the urinary and retroperitoneal system of both sexes. It also includes the male reproductive system of any age group, that may have congenital, metabolic, obstructive or oncological disorders, or injuries due to trauma.

Why specialise at Vall d’Hebron?

  • Because we are a tertiary hospital with outstanding departments. The number of patients who pass through the centre offers great potential for learning and gaining experience.
  • Because we cover most specialisations and you will have the opportunity to see complex conditions and to use cutting-edge diagnostic techniques and treatments.
  • Because our training programme can adapt to the initiative and vocation of each resident, with more emphasis on patient-contact or research according to their needs.

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