About Course

Description:

2 supine tubeless PCNL (1 in morbidly obese patient, BMI 41), 1 supine tubeless miniperc in solitary kidneyileal conduit, 1 RIRS for urolithiasis have been carried out uneventfully.
Picture 1: coronal CT scan of the 1st patient (supine PCNL): a 2cm right renal stone is showed (HU 1000)
Picture 2: coronal CT scan of the 2nd patient (supine PCNL): a 2.8 cm right renal stone is showed (HU 1200)
Picture 3: coronal CT scan of the 3rd patient (supine PCNL): a 1cm left UPJ stone is showed (HU 500)

Participants:

Dr. Stuart James Graham, Consultant at Whipps Cross Hospital London (England)
Dr. Azizan Samsudin, Consultant at St Helens and Knowsley Hospitals NHS Trust, UK

Together with:

Codry (scrub nurse)
Costantin (scrub nurse)
Yod (scrub nurse)

COMMENTS ABOUT US:

“Hi Guido, Many thanks for such a stimulating two days in your wonderful hospital. I am very impressed with your setup and skills. I am looking forward to planning your visit later this year. It will round things up very nicely. Many thanks. A.S.”

“Dear Guido, Thank you so much for such a fantastic course! I cannot remember the last time I got such a level of information and enthusiasm from one! Thank you so much for your teaching, your kindness and your friendship, which I hope can be for the rest of my career. I’m so glad the patients are doing well. Thank you so much again, my friend. Ciao S.G.”

“..I just wanted to say thank you so much for your organisation of the course we came on this week. That was easily one of the best run events that Ive been on in a long time! S.G.”