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2012-02-08 ->
2012-02-10
XXIX Course on Gineacological Laparoscopic Surgery
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2012-02-23 ->
2012-02-25
XI Course On Advanced Thoracoscopic Surgery
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2012-02-27 ->
2012-02-28
9th Course on Basic Endoluminal and Interventional Radiology Techniques in Veterinary Medicine
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2012-03-09 ->
2012-03-09
III Curso Básico de Reproducción Asistida en Manejo y Extracción de Gametos y Embriones de Ratón
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2012-03-12 ->
2012-03-14
5th International Intensive Training Course for Transanal Endoscopic Microsurgery (TEM)
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2012-03-22 ->
2012-03-23
XI Course on Endourology
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2012-03-27 ->
2012-03-29
Papel del Farmacéutico en Urgencias: primeros auxilios
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2012-03-29 ->
2012-03-31
VII Course on thoracic endosurgery in childhood
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2012-04-11 ->
2012-04-13
XIII CURSO PRÁCTICO SOBRE TRATAMIENTOS DE DEPURACIÓN EXTRACORPÓREA
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2012-04-13 ->
2012-04-13
V Curso Práctico de Manejo de Stent Metálicos en Gastroenterología
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2012-04-16 ->
2012-05-07
XV Course on Laparoscopic Radical Prostatectomy
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2012-04-19 ->
2012-04-20
III Course of Advance Gynaecological Laparoscopy
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2012-04-19 ->
2012-04-21
XIV Theoretical and Practical Course on Microsurgery: Vessels and Nerves
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2012-04-19 ->
2012-04-21
I Practium ASEBIR de Embriología Clínica
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2012-05-03 ->
2012-05-05
III Course on eyelid and ocular surface surgery in veterinary
PREMIOS MEJORES COMUNICACIONES LIBRES SECCION VETERINARIOS
2012 JUMISC Brochure
Exposición fotográfica
Extremadura, nuevo referente de la calidad de vida en nuestro país
Máster en Cirugía Endoscópica Ginecológica 1 Edición
Premio Joaquín Albarrán a los mejores vídeos
Veterinaria 2011 - Programa de formación
Reconocimiento de la Fundación Tecnología y Salud 2010
Leire Pajín visita el CCMIJU
Master en Biología y Tecnología de la reproducción en mamíferos
Visita de la Ministra de Ciencia e Innovación
Galería de Arte Dr. Salvador Pascual
Valentín Fuster visita el CCMIJU
3D Anatomy
Prince and Princess of Asturias at Jesús Usón MISC
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Microsurgery Room
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The microsurgery unit’s 154.30 m2 room is equipped with 13 stations to perform microsurgery independently, with separated oxygen points, compressed air and suction. Each seat is equipped with a Zeiss microscope OPMIEN PICO (Karl Zeiss, Germany). In addition we have a central Zeiss OPMIEN MOVENA microscope equipped with a EXWAVE SONY HAD 3CCD video camera and another digital CANON PC 1049 that emits the image to 8 plasma screens of 50.'' The Unit is equipped with instruments for the development of microsurgery; phacoemulsification, corneal topography equipment and all the accessories necessary in the organisation of scientific and educational activities.
This unit has a education system: "Multipost for the teaching of microsurgery", in which digital images of each of the microscopes or workstations are collected (via high-resolution CCD cameras suited to them) on a local TV monitor and another located in a central control desk, where the teacher is, and which allows simultaneous viewing of the whole area, or one to one regardless. The audio system connects the teacher to each workstation via a switch.
This also allows for follow up (and correct if necessary) manoeuvres performed by the students, in real time, watching the image on the same scale as the student in the central control monitor, and being able to communicate with one or all the posts.
In addition, this system allows students to get the attention of the teacher, without moving, through a switch on the desk, which is linked to the teacher’s control desk.
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