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Minimally Invasive Robotics Conference to Focus on Single-Site Surgery

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Jul 29 2014

The 4^th Annual Minimally Invasive Robotics Conference being held by Mercy Medical Center is on August 1 – 2, 2014 in Baltimore, MD. Dr. Dwight Im has put together a strong group of faculty and an agenda that features important topics to help trained surgeons expand their surgical techniques in minimally invasive surgery.

Mercy's 4th annual Robotic Gynecologic Surgery Conference. Courtesy of Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, MD

There will be a strong focus on Single-Site surgery and the latest Xi System will be featured in the exhibit area. This is a great opportunity to hear from experienced da Vinci surgeons AND test drive the latest technology.

Course Director: Dr. Dwight Im

Featured Local and National Faculty: Drs. Neil Rosenshein, Arnold Advincula, Charles Miller, and Amir Shariati

This two-day CME course features:

LIVE Single-Site hysterectomy
LIVE complex hysterectomy case
Discuss current issues around morcellation and tissue extraction
Intraoperative complications and how to fix them
Efficient complex hysterectomies, myomectomies, sacrocolpopexies, and resection of endometriosis

The course, takes place at the Four Seasons in downtown Baltimore MD. The course offers an impressive faculty of Nationally recognized thought leaders and will cover relevant topics such as the current morcellation and tissue extraction issue.

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http://mdmercy.com/

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