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Details for the fifth Committee Meeting of 2012 are as follows: Date: Monday 23th Apr 2012
Time: 5.30pm
Location: EHB room 1:23 |
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AUSS Anatomy Series - Vascular Surgery (4/4) |
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The AUSS is proud to bring you this crash course in surgical anatomy, running over 4 nights in the Ray Last Anatomy Labs.
Refresh your anatomy knowledge in an interactive session with seasoned surgeons who can provide a clinical spin to your basic knowledge from Resource sessions gone by.
Come and join us for the Vascular Surgery night on the 1st of May, 2012. The night will consist of 3 stations, each 25 minutes in duration, with hands on teaching. The topics to be covered are:
1) Anatomy of vascular system in head including external and internal carotid system – carotid artery pathologies and their managements
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2) Anatomy of the lower limb vascular system - Arterial insufficiency and venous insufficiency of the leg and their managements
3) Anatomy of abdominal vascular system – Common pathologies in abdominal vascular system including AAA and their managements
The night starts at 5pm with a few nibbles in s127 and stations will be run from 5:30pm till 7pm in the Ray Last Anatomy Lab.
*You MUST bring your Lab coats and wear closed shoes. Due to OH&S rules students who do not follow this requirement will not be allowed to participate*
To register, please send an email to
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with your:
1. Name
2. Year level (very important, if no year level, no entry)
3. University
Places will first be allocated to clinical years (year 4-6) as this event is specifically targeted for them. Once they have been filled, we will open it to other years.
There will only be 45 spots to maintain small group dynamics, and students will be allocated spots on a first come first served basis, so get in early!
***Registration opens from 8pm Tuesday, 24th April 2012. ***
Please note that emails sent in earlier than the official opening time will be disregarded. |
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Details for the fourth Committee Meeting of 2012 are as follows: Date: Monday 16th Apr 2012
Time: 5.30pm
Location: EHB room 1:23 |
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AUSS Anatomy Series - General Surgery Night (3/4) |
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The AUSS Anatomy Series 2012 continues with the third instalment covering General Surgery.
Come and refresh your anatomy knowledge in an interactive session with seasoned surgeons who can provide a clinical spin to your basic knowledge from Resource sessions gone by.
This year, the General Surgery night is on the 24th April. The night will be run across 3 stations, for 20 minutes each, with hands-on teaching. The topics to be covered are:
1) Upper GI anatomy - Clinical focus: Carcinoma of Stomach and Oesophagus
2) Lower GI anatomy - Clinical focus: Diverticular disease and colorectal cancer
3) Hepatobiliary anatomy - Clinical focus: Cholecystitis and obstructive jaundice
The night starts at 5pm with a few nibbles in S127 and stations will be run from 5:30pm till 7pm in the Ray Last Anatomy Lab.
***You MUST bring your Lab coats and wear closed shoes. Due to OH&S rules students who do not follow this requirement will not be allowed to participate***
To register, please send an email to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
with your:
1. Name
2. Year level (very important, if no year level, no entry)
3. University
Places will first be allocated to clinical years (year 4-6) as this event is specifically targeted for them. Once they have been filled, we will open it to other years.
There will only be 45 spots to maintain small group dynamics, and students will be allocated spots on a first come first served basis, so get in early!
***Registration opens from 8pm Wednesday, 18th April 2012***
Please note that emails sent in earlier than the official opening time will be disregarded. |
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General Surgeons Association - SA Registrar's Paper Day |
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The General Surgeons Association (GSA) will hold their Registrar’s Paper Day again in June. This unique event allows general surgery registrars and RMOs across South Australia to present their original research. With many other registrars, RMOs, students and consultants, it becomes an exciting yet relaxing event. Not only can registrars and RMOs present their research, but students are also invited to present research abstracts too with 2010 AUSS co-chair, Raymond Yu, taking home the prize for best overall presentation! It is an exciting event and a rare opportunity for students to have such exposure to research.
The GSA can accommodate limited number of medical students to attend on the day and registrations occur on a first in-first served basis. Please find the attached forms for registration and information about call for abstracts. Registrations are now open!
If you have any queries about GSA Registrar’s Paper Day, please contact the Database and Membership Officer at
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. Registration Form Information Flyer |
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AUSS Anatomy Series - ENT & Urology Night (2/4) |
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It’s here!
The AUSS Anatomy Series – 2012!
The AUSS is proud to bring you this crash course in surgical anatomy, running over 4 nights in the Ray Last Anatomy Labs.
Refresh your anatomy knowledge in an interactive session with seasoned surgeons who can provide a clinical spin to your basic knowledge from Resource sessions gone by.
Come and join us for the ENT & Urology night on the 19th of April, 2012. The night will consist of 3 stations, each 25 minutes in duration, with hands on teaching. The topics to be covered are:
1) Anatomy of the thyroid and related structures - causes of neck swelling and their management.
2) Anatomy of the nasal cavity - common causes of nasal obstruction and epistaxis and their managment.
3) Anatomy of prostate and bladder - clinical presentation and management of BPH and prostate cancer.
The night starts at 5pm with a few nibbles in the Med School Common Room and stations will be run from 5:30pm till 7pm in the Ray Last Anatomy Lab.
*You MUST bring your Lab coats and wear closed shoes. Due to OH&S rules students who do not follow this requirement will not be allowed to participate*
To register, please send an email to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
with your:
1. Name
2. Year level ( very important, if no year level, no entry)
3. University
Places will first be allocated to clinical years (year 4-6) as this event is specifically targeted for them. Once they have been filled, we will open it to other years.
There will only be 45 spots to maintain small group dynamics, and students will be allocated spots on a first come first served basis, so get in early!
***Registration opens from 8pm Tuesday, 10th April 2012. ***
Please note that emails sent in earlier than the official opening time will be disregarded. |
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