Inside Surgery

In the second episode, on surgical coaching, hosts Alice and Monica speak again with Dr Kristine Lombardozzi, a trauma surgeon and director at the Academy of Surgical Coaching. This time their discussion focuses on the practical aspects of setting up a surgical coaching program. They identify the key steps to follow and what metrics can be used to measure success run line with organisational priorities, and Alice experiences coaching live from Kristine. Links: > The Academy for Surgical Coaching > Wisconsin Surgical Coaching Program If you enjoy this episode, why not subscribe to Inside Surgery so you don't miss out on future episodes? Would you like to become a part of the EAES family? Become a member via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

In the first of two podcast episodes on surgical coaching, hosts Alice and Monica speak with Dr Christine Lombardo, a trauma surgeon and director at the Academy of Surgical Coaching. Dr Lombardo discusses the origins and importance of surgical coaching, emphasising its role in enhancing the performance of surgeons at all career stages and how it differs from teaching and mentoring. The conversation also highlights successful U.S. coaching programs and Dr Lombardo's personal journey into coaching, driven by her commitment to improving surgical education and performance. The episode sets the stage for a deeper exploration of practical applications and outcomes of surgical coaching in the next episode. Links: > The Academy for Surgical Coaching > Wisconsin Surgical Coaching Program If you enjoy this episode, why not subscribe to Inside Surgery so you don't miss out on future episodes? Would you like to become a part of the EAES family? Become a member via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

In this episode, firstly Dr Alice Tsai interviews Ass. Prof. Aung Myint Oo, a prominent gastrointestinal surgeon and educator from Singapore. He shares insights into his multifaceted roles, including his work as a senior consultant, clinical informatics officer,and president of the Bariatric Society of Singapore. He discusses his passion for training future surgeons and the importance of innovative teaching methods like using cooperative multiplayer games to engage younger generations. Secondly, Dr Mert Tanal interviews Dr Audrius Dulshas from Lithuania, exploring his journey to becoming a surgeon. He shares how his childhood dream of surgery motivated him throughout his career, emphasising hard work and perseverance. He also talks about the importance of family support and how attending conferences like EAES 2024 rejuvenates his passion for surgery, providing fresh insights and ideas. If you enjoy this episode, why not subscribe to Inside Surgery so you don't miss out on future episodes? Would you like to become a part of the EAES family? Become a member via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

In this first in series of literature review podcasts Dr Ritch Geitenbeek (PhD Candidate at the University Medical Center, Groningen, Netherlands) discusses his recent journal article comparing outcomes for rectal cancer patients of different surgical methods. This episode is hosted by Dr Alice Tsai (Post-CCT Fellow in Oesophagogastric Surgery at Imperial College London, UK) and Dr Monica Ortenzi (Assistant Professor of Surgery at Università Politecnica delle Marche in Italy). Article reference: Geitenbeek, R.T.J., Burghgraef, T.A., Moes, C.A. et al. Functional outcomes and quality of life following open versus laparoscopic versus robot-assisted versus transanal total mesorectal excision in rectal cancer patients: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Surg Endosc 38, 4431–4444 (2024). https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00464-024-10934-4 If you enjoy this episode, why not subscribe to Inside Surgery so you don't miss out on future episodes? Would you like to become a part of the EAES family? Become a member via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

In this special episode, Gisela Brandsma recollects her time working with Thérèse van Velthoven, and Draga Mandi interviews Thérèse about how the EAES has grow and developed over her three decades with the association. If you enjoy this episode, why not subscribe to Inside Surgery so you don't miss out on future episodes? Would you like to become a part of the EAES family? Become a member via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

In this episode Eugenio Licardie interviews Pietro Mascagni, a surgical resident and clinical research advisor based in Rome. Pietro shares insights into his work in artificial intelligence (AI) for surgery and discusses the potential for AI to improve surgical training and intraoperative performance. The conversation also touches on the challenges of integrating AI in surgery, the need for cultural change among surgeons and the potential for AI to democratise access to surgical expertise worldwide. Would you like to become a part of the EAES family? Become a member via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

In this episode Dr Alice Tsai interviews two inspiring surgeons. Firstly, Professor Young-Woo Kim from the Graduate School of the National Cancer Center in Korea shares his experiences in the field of gastric cancer surgery. He discusses the importance of high-quality clinical trials to validate new technologies and improve patient care globally. Reflecting on his path to medicine, he reveals that his initial aspirations ranged from becoming an author or classical singer to being a researcher in genetic engineering. Secondly, Dr Anne Yeh from National Taiwan University Hospital. Dr Ye, a dedicated general surgeon with a specialisation in hernia surgery, shares her journey from a background in medical technology to becoming a renowned surgeon and teacher. She discusses the challenges she faced during her training, the influence of her mentors and her passion for surgical education. Tune in to learn more about their remarkable journeys and the insights they offer for surgeons young and old. Would you like to become a part of the EAES family? Become a member via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

Dr Alice Tsai interviews attendees live at EAES 2024 in Maastricht about their experience of the congress, as well as finding out about their favourite surgical instrument and celebrity surgeon! Become a member of EAES via https://eaes.eu/become-a-member

In this episode of Inside Surgery, host Dr Draga Mandi is joined by Dr Emina Letic from Bosnia, a surgical resident with a passion for colorectal surgery. Mina shares her journey, from her fascination with surgery as a medical student to her current residency in Sarajevo. She discusses the challenges and biases she faced as a woman in a male-dominated field, highlighting the importance of perseverance and resilience. Mina also talks about the support she found in international surgical networks and the impact of mentorship and research involvement on her career. The conversation explores the broader issues of gender inequality in surgery and the need for more supportive and inclusive environments for women surgeons. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic. Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

In this guest-presented episode Dr Draga Maria Mandi from Romania interviews her friend and contemporary, consultant surgeon Dr Clarisa Birlog. Clarisa shares her journey in surgical training and reflects on the opportunities available through engagement with surgical associations. Dr. Birlog discusses her passion for mentoring young surgeons through the EAES Rising Star Academy, emphasising the importance of non-technical skills like communication and empathy. She highlights the challenges female surgeons face and the importance of mentorship. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic. Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

The pod focuses on Turkish surgeons and features guest presenter Dr Mert Tanal interviewing Professor Dr Mahir Ozmen. They discuss the advancements and future of robotic surgery, highlighting the transition from laparoscopic to robotic surgery, emphasising improved patient outcomes and reduced complications. Prof Ozmen advocates for integrating robotic surgery into surgical residency and oncology curricula, stressing the importance of practical, hands-on training with experienced mentors and advanced simulations. Prof Ozmen notes significant technological advancements, such as new robotic systems and micro-robots, and the crucial role of GPUs and TPUs in processing big data for enhancing machine learning and autonomous surgical robots. The potential for remote surgeries with improved connectivity is also discussed. Prof Ozmen acknowledges challenges in analysing large surgical datasets and calls for further research and investment in artificial intelligence. He envisions a future with nonlinear robotics and micro-robots enabling more precise and less invasive surgeries, ultimately improving surgical training and patient outcomes through advanced technology and comprehensive education. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic. Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

In the second instalment from the Symposium of Innovation in Surgery in Bucharest, Hamish talks with Alberto Arezzo, Alice Tsai, Monica Ortenzi and Ken Cambell on a range of topics. Alberto discusses the development of the EAES training curriculum, Alice and Monica talk about coaching and surgical travel while Ken Summarises some of his research and practical development of hands-on surgical training models. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic. Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

For the first in a series of Episodes from the Symposium on Innovations in Surgery in Bucharest, Hamish is joined by Juan Sanchez-Margallo, Salvador Moralez-Conde and Arjan Appel for a discussion around the developing paradigm of technology enhanced training and the growing popularity of the SIS. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic. Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

In this episode, Hamish is joined from Romania by the local host of SIS 2024 Prof. Catalin Copaescu to discuss visiting Bucharest for the upcoming winter meet and the topics it will cover including the development of robotic surgery and training opportunities through the hands on courses accompanying the event. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

In this extended episode, Professor Tan Arulampalam is joined by Dr Pat Willer and Professor Nader Francis to discuss the Coreal programme. This programme aims to build consensus on standardising the definition and reporting registry for anastomotic leaks to allow for statistical comparison and robust scientific evaluation of new technologies and approaches. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

In this episode, Hamish is joined by by the 2024 EAES congress president, Nicole Bouvy and EAES Excutive Director, Arjan Appel. Recorded at the UMS+ Maastricht, they discuss the congress themes and scientific programme delegates can expect in the forthcoming 2024 annual congress. This episode is sponsored by Medtronic Interested in starting with Robotics or would like to learn more about the HugoTM RAS system? Sign up here: https://cvent.me/2eNBGZ

In the final episode from the EAES Roma Congress, Hamish shares the microphone with members of the communication task force Pedro Botello and Marina Yiasemidou. They catch up with professors Michel Adamina, Manish Chand, and Nader Francis for wide ranging conversations on technology, research and work-life as a surgeon.

In this second live episode from the 2023 Roma Congress, Hamish is joined on presenting duties by Pedro Botelho (Portugal) where they talk with consultant surgeons Sonja Chiappetta (Italy), Danilo Miskovic (UK) and Daniel Preda (Romainia) They discuss a variety of issues ranging from new approaches to training and education innovation, the development of surgical guidelines, the work of the EAES research committee and the impact of music in the OR.

In this live episode, Hamish is joined by a range of trainee and early career surgeons from across Europe. They reflect on the value of EAES to younger members and the trends in training and surgical opportunities across Europe in 2023. The epsiode features insight from; Michael Okocha (UK) Mert Tanal (Turkey) Draga-Maria Mandi (Romainia) Daniel Preda (Romainia) Audrius Dulskas (Lithuania)

In episode 2 of the pre-Roma series, Tan is joined by Paul Barach. Paul is an anaesthesiologist, researcher and lecturer from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. They discuss the importance of team training and safety management systems in the progression of medical systems.