A Course Of Operative Surgery

The purpose of A Course of Operative Surgery is to provide clinicians and trainees in surgery with a comprehensive and timely review of current clinical practice. It aims to provide a comprehensive review of the most current evidence-based principles, techniques and skills required for safe, effective and ethical surgical practice. It covers the entire range of operative surgery, from emergency treatments to elective procedures, including cosmetic and reconstructive surgery, operative gynecology and oncology. The course contains the latest guidelines and developments in operative surgery, with an emphasis on technical skills and surgical decision-making. It provides a detailed examination of the way operations are conducted and their potential risks and benefits. The course also covers broader issues such as the effects of surgery on the patient’s overall quality of life and post-operative care. All major operations are discussed in detail including the indication, patient selection, pre-operative assessment, operative technique, choice of instruments and suturing materials, postoperative care and complications. The course is suitable for surgeons at all levels, from trainees to senior consultants. It should also be a useful resource for any health-care professionals, such as nurses and medical assistants, who may be looking to increase their knowledge and broaden their understanding of surgical procedures.