15 research outputs found
Duodeno-gastric Reflux and Gastric Adenomas: A Scintigraphic Study in Patients with Familial Adenomatous Polyposis
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[Course system of the Working Group for Gastro-intestinal Surgery Davos]
No full textTraining in technical skills is essential for advanced surgical education. Training is moving more and more from the operating room to surgical training laboratories. A crucial impulse for this development came from Davos, where the first skills course was organized in 1984 after the formation of the Working Group for Gastro-intestinal (GI) Surgery (AGC Davos). Since this first course more than 5,000 residents have successfully completed the GI skills training course in Davos and many of the alumni are themselves teaching surgery today. The level and quality of this course has remained stable for 27 years on a high quality level although teaching has continuously been adjusted to modern techniques. The language of this international workshop is English. The number of applications exceeds the course capacity every year, which is an indication for the need of such training courses and should be principally included into the skills curriculum for surgeons
Diaphragm disease: pathology of disease of the small intestine induced by non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
No full textTemporary international migration and the nontraded sector of the labor-importing developing economy
No full textEffects of β-arabinofuranosyladenine on Potentially Lethal Damage Induced in Plateau Phase Mammalian Cells Exposed to U.V.-light
No full textAre cardiovascular reflexes more commonly impaired in patients with bronchial carcinoma?
No full textRelation between intragastric bile acid concentration and mucosal abnormality in the stomach after vagotomy and gastroenterostomy for duodenal ulcer.
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