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Thorax Anatomy

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This course covers all essential topics for the MRCS (Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons) Part A exam.

Dr. Stuart Enoch uses a combination of oral examination, interactive discussions and sample patients with symptoms to get you an overview of clinical anatomy, surgery principles and physiological principles to prepare you for your exam.

The course is up to date to the current curriculum.

Musculoskeletal - Upper Limb
Head and Neck Anatomy
Thorax Anatomy
Trauma and Post-op Management
Upper Part of the Body Anatomy
Medical Scenarios
Medical Body Examination

Raise your test scores with the help of exploratory videos, clinical pearls, further downloadable materials, interactive quizzes and mnemonics.

Content

Your Educators of course Thorax Anatomy

Stuart Enoch, PhD

Dr Enoch undertook surgical training from the University Hospitals of Manchester and passed the exams to obtain membership (MRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of England and Edinburgh. After completing a PhD in Cell Biology from the University of Cardiff as well as a Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Sciences from the University of Liverpool, he pursued Specialist Training in Burns and Plastic Surgery. Whilst working as a Specialist Registrar in Plastic Surgery, Dr Enoch founded Doctors Academy and soon established the Doctors Academy Group of Educational Establishments. In addition to clinical work, he has been actively involved in medical education, teaching and training throughout his career. He has won numerous awards, prizes, research fellowships and co-chairs global events such as the International Medical Summer School and International Academic and Research Conference in Manchester. He has convened and directed more than 300 postgraduate and undergraduate educational events, presented/given lectures in excess of 50 national/international conferences/meetings, published 70+ articles in international scientific and medical journals and authored/edited 20 books.

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By Sania A. on 21. September 2018 for Important Anatomical Points

you can find better lecture at yt. And the lecturer is talking fast

Superb

By Nivi V. on 25. June 2018 for Lung

Short and sweet in easily understandable way ...worth in time and knowledge

Good anatomy revision

By K SIVANGANAM K. on 19. February 2018 for Important Anatomical Points

Like the markings on the person to get a clear picture where it is located.

Recommend

By Lilas H. on 18. September 2017 for Branches of the Axillary Artery

I like his calm delivery--and good content, of course. Drawing on the model really helped me visualize better than any other illustration.