This cadaver workshop will equip delegates with a good

working knowledge of the surgical anatomy of the neck and

will in particular include practice of parotid surgery, thyroid
and parathyroid surgery, laryngectomy and different types of
neck dissection.
Training will be delivered face to face at Hull York Medical
Schools state-of-the-art anatomy facilities at the University
of Hull campus. Under the direction and supervision of expert
tutors surgical trainees will become better equipped to per-
form surgical interventions to a high standard.
At Hull York Medical School a special lite embalming tech-
nique is used resulting in cadaveric tissues which are much
more like real life. The course provides a big safety plus for
surgeons and patients and a great advantage for our
trainees, allowing a more true-to-life practice before perform-
ing procedures on a live patient.
Key Benefits
Cadaveric dissection practice with a delegate to faculty ratio of
as little as 2:1
Opportunity for hands-on practice of surgical technique in a
lifelike but safe environment
Combination of anatomy revision and practising surgical inter
ventions of the head and neck
Use of a special lite embalming technique which means cadav
eric tissues are much more lifelike in colour, tone and exibility
Course Convenors
Mr James England
Head & Neck and Thyroid Surgeon, Castle Hill Hospital
Mr Jemy Jose
ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon, Castle Hill Hospital
Professor Nick Stafford
ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon, Castle Hill Hospital
Mr Paolo Matteucci
Head and Neck Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, Castle Hill
Hospital
Mr Stephen Crank
Maxiofacial and Head & Neck Surgeon, Castle Hill Hospital
Head and neck surgical anatomy: hands-on cadaver
workshop
TEACHING RESEARCH PRACTICE
19th March 2015 Loxley Building, Hull York Medical School, University of Hull
Who can enrol for this programme?
Open to any surgical trainee with an interest in head and neck
surgery
Level
Core Surgical trainees with interest in ENT/ Plastics and Max
Fax. Surgical trainees in ENT, Maxillofacial and Plastic surgery.
Specialists who would like a refresher of head and neck sur-
gery techniques.
Duration
This is a one day course running on 19th March 2015 (9am-
5.30 pm)
Course Content
The emphasis of this course is on hands-on experience, al-
lowing delegates maximum opportunity for dissection practice
on cadavers. There will also be faculty demonstrations from
prosections, interactive teaching with cadaver specimens and
interactive tutorials.
Fees
350
HYMS reserves the right to cancel short courses if the
number of delegates is insufcient to run the course
How to apply
Further information can be accessed via
the HYMS website:http://www.hyms.ac.uk/postgradu-
ate/other-courses/short-courses-and-cpd
For futher information please contact:
Jackie Houlton
T: 01482 464750 / 01904 321308 or
E: jackie.houlton@hyms.ac.uk
TEACHING RESEARCH PRACTICE
Dates
1 day 19th March 2015