Nick Candy
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Pilot validation of a 3D printed model to teach 2 surgeon 4 hand technique for resection of PitNETs, management of carotid injury and repair of CSF leaks. This is actually the model used in the Adelaide Endoscopic Pituitary Surgery Course at Fusetec - Advanced Surgical Training
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Spots are still available for the course this year in November. Let me know if you are interested.
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Opportunity is endless with quality simulated learning within our industry #standards #CPDaccreditation #surgicalinnovation
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Nice work, Nick and the rest of the team.
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