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Caption : Seminar participants attending the Update on Surgery workshop organized by FK UII (Photo : Wibowo/Special)

KALIURANG (UII NEWS) – Aims to provide the latest developments regarding the flow of diagnosis and management of daily surgical cases in medical services, as well as providing new insights about treatment and procedures for surgical patients in order to improve the patient's quality of life, the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Islam Indonesia organize scientific seminars “Symposium and Workshop on Updates in Surgery: Focus on Acute Cases” Continuing Medical Education(CME) 2019.

This was conveyed by Adhika Rahman, S.Ked, as Vice Chair of the Seminar during the event which took place on Sunday, 12 Jumadil Akhir 1440 H / 17 February 2019, at . 07.00 – 15.00 WIB, at Eastpark Hotel, Yogyakarta.

According to Adhika, the idea of ​​this activity was carried out on the basis that in handling surgical cases, some basic knowledge is needed, namely basic surgical skills and casting and splinting especially for the initial treatment of trauma. In cases of trauma, special examinations are also needed, namely focused assessment sonography in trauma (FAST) as one of the supporting examinations that must be carried out on secondary survey to find the source of the bleeding.

"Unfortunately, not all medical personnel in the field have mastered both supporting examinations and initial treatment, recognizing and providing appropriate initial treatment in emergency cases in the surgical field, both emergency traumas and injuries or not, it is mandatory for every health worker, especially doctors, so this seminar and workshop is being held by FK UII," said Adhika.

Adhika further said that this was still very much needed considering the high mortality rate in emergency surgical patients. Appropriate initial treatment is expected to reduce mortality in patients. For that, it is needed Update surgical science to provide outcome which is good for the patient.

In this event, up to 500 participants included medical students, junior doctors, general practitioners, and specialist doctors. In the form of scientific seminars and workshop with payload review basic knowledge covering causes, mechanisms, diagnosis, and current treatment of conditions related to current surgical cases in daily practice. Wibowo

 

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