European society of pediatric endoscopic surgeons (ESPES) guidelines for training program in pediatric minimally invasive surgery

Esposito, Ciro; Escolino, Maria; Saxena, Amulya K.; Montupet, Philippe; Chiarenza, Fabio; Agustin, Juan De; Drăghici, Isabela; Cerulo, Mariapina; Sagaon, Mario Mendoza; Benedetto, Vincenzo Di; Gamba, Piergiorgio; Settimi, Alessandro; Najmaldin, Azad

doi:10.1007/s00383-015-3672-5

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“…Considering neonatal thoracoscopic procedures, their experience was defined as: 12 novices, 4 intermediates, 1 senior, and 2 experts (63.2% vs 21.1% vs 5.3% vs 10.5%). The volunteers listed the limitations toward the neonatal MIS in their institution as (more than 1 option could be selected): personal training (15), department's expertise regarding neonatal thoracoscopy (9), number of personal cases (9), instrumental (6), and bad therapeutic option (1). Of all, 3 volunteers also listed anesthesiologist's collaboration as a limitation in the free text section of the survey.…”

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“…Simulation allows a surgeon to acquire and perfect surgical skills and is of special importance to the pediatric surgery resident, as expertise in neonatal MIS is particularly difficult to acquire. 1 Indeed, simulation as a whole has been gradually acquiring a more relevant role in the MIS evolution, as reflected by the number of published papers that study technology and its ability to perfect the surgeon's technique in a simulated environment. [2][3][4] Excellent validated models already exist that faithfully replicate the characteristics of tissues and anatomical structures.…”

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Validation of a Low-Cost Do-It-Yourself Model for Neonatal Thoracoscopic Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Repair

Reino-Pires

López

2018

Journal of Surgical Education

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Validation of a Low-Cost Do-It-Yourself Model for Neonatal Thoracoscopic Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Repair

Reino-Pires

López

2018

Journal of Surgical Education

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“…A total of 26 studies of adolescent (8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27) and pediatric surgery (28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33). Huge variation was noticed in the types of validity sought by researchers and suboptimal incorporation of these tools into curricula was noted across the subgroups of urological surgery.…”

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“…However, only 6 out of the 26 selected studies were focused on pediatric surgery (28)(29)(30)(31)(32)(33).…”

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Training for MIS in pediatric urology: proposition of a structured training curriculum

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In Europe there are a lot of training centers for minimally invasive surgery (MIS) but a standardized MIS training program in pediatric urology doesn't exist at the moment. We performed a literature review with the last goals to propose a structured training curriculum in MIS urology for pediatric surgeons. Pediatric urologists have to obtain a valid MIS training curriculum completing the following 4 steps: (I) Theoretical part (theoretical courses, masterclass) to acquire theoretical knowledge; (II) experimental training (simulation on pelvic trainer, virtual reality simulators, animal models, 3-D models) to acquire basic laparoscopic skills; (III) stages in European centers of reference for pediatric MIS urology to learn all surgery aspects; (IV) personal operative experience. At the end of the training period, the trainee would be expected to perform several MIS urological procedures independently, under supervision of an expert tutor. At the end of the training program, each center will analyze the candidate training booklet and release for each applicant a certification after an exam. We think that this MIS training program in pediatric urology may assure an integrated acquisition of basic and advanced laparoscopic skills during residency training in pediatric urology. Each European country should adopt this program so as to secure a standardized technical qualification in MIS urology for all future pediatric urologists.

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“…Bár európai ajánlás létezik a laparoszkópos képzésről [13], a nemzetközi szakirodalomban nem találtunk hasonló felmérést, mely a gyermeksebészeti szakképzés alatt végzett minimálinvazív műtétek követelményszámát és a fiatal sebészeknek a MIS területén szerzett szubjektív elégedettségét vizsgálta. Egy angol közleményben 2010-es és 2015-ös adatokat hasonlítottak össze a gyermeksebészek képzéséről és elégedettségéről.…”

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Balogh

Kovács

2018

Orvosi Hetilap

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Introduction and aim: Minimally invasive techniques are gaining popularity in pediatric surgery, confident knowledge in endoscopies is one of the main purposes of the training. This survey analyzed the laparoscopic training for pediatric surgeons. Method: We sent questionnaires to all trainees and pediatric surgeons specialized after 2012 by e-mail. The questionnaire focused on their opportunities for laparoscopy during the training and their subjective opinions. Results: 34 questionnaires were sent by email. 17 trainees and 11 specialists responded (82%). The rate of endoscopic surgeries is 15% in the clinical centers without trauma surgery, and 2–10% in other training centers. Routine laparoscopies are performed in all centers, and in 40–60% of the centers, advanced endoscopies are also applied. Half of the surgeons performed laparoscopy in the first 2 years of training. An average of 20 laparoscopies were carried out by trainees in the 3–6th year. 50% of the trainees had the opportunity to use pelvitrainer, however, video-watching (100%) is the most common preparation before endoscopies. The surgeons’ subjective opinion about having enough laparoscopic experience by the time of the specialty exam was yes: n = 6 (21%), sufficient: n = 12 (43%) and no: n = 10 (36%). The training could be more effective with more equipment, free courses on pelvitrainers or animal models, and with more patient and dedicated attitude of the instructors. Conclusion: Laparoscopy is in everyday practice in major centers, however, trainees do not have enough experience in terms of its confident use. Endoscopic training could be better with the regular use of pelvitrainers and more surgical practice. Revision of the operation list and the rise in the number of laparoscopies are necessary. Orv Hetil. 2018; 159(43): 1747–1753.

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European society of pediatric endoscopic surgeons (ESPES) guidelines for training program in pediatric minimally invasive surgery

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Validation of a Low-Cost Do-It-Yourself Model for Neonatal Thoracoscopic Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Repair

Validation of a Low-Cost Do-It-Yourself Model for Neonatal Thoracoscopic Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Repair

Training for MIS in pediatric urology: proposition of a structured training curriculum

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