Sir William Osler (1849-1919)

The Osler Institute

Excellence in Continuing Medical Education

Surgery (Critical Care)

“…I believe it is a ‘great course’”  *

“I feel [the course] helped me pass.”  *

Surgical Critical Care Review Course
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Objectives

Methods

• Prepare candidates to pass their Subspecialty Written Boards

• Seminar with projection slides and lectue-note syllabus

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Faculty

Not All Faculty Appear at Each Course

Fahim Habib, MD

Assistant Professor of Surgery

University of Miami

Marc Lessin, MD

Staff Surgeon, Scottish Rite

Children's Hospital, Atlanta, GA

Peter Lopez, MD

Assistant professor of Surgery

U of Texas, Health Science Ctr

Ahmed Mahmoud, MD

Surgery Residency Program dir

San Joaquin Gen hosp, Stockton

Richard Treat, MD

Chair of Surgery

Fairview hosp, Cleveland,OH

Phillip Zaretl, MD

Associate Professor Surgery

The Chicago Medical School

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Written Course Topics

Cardio Pulmonary Care

General Care

Special Care

Initial resuscitation

Fluids, Lytes and Acid-Base    

Neurosurgical Critical Care

Hemodynamic assessment

Metabolism and Nutrition

Acute Abdomen

Difficult EKGs

Endocrinology of Surgery 

Gastrointestinal Bleeding

Acute MI and Cardiac surgery

ICU Infectious diseases

Urologic Critical Care

Pulmonary Embolus & ARDS

Hematology of Acute Illness

Peripartum Problems

Asthma and Anaphylaxis

Blood Transfusions

Compartment Syndromes 

Chronic Pulmonary disease

Critical Care Radiology 

Thoracic Trauma


Anesthesia and Pain management

Abdominal Trauma

Monitoring and Statistics

Thermal Injuires

Critical Care Pharmacolog

Pediatric surgery Critical Care


Administration and management

Immunology and Transplantation


Ethics and Law in the ICU

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“…well worth it. I'll be back”*

“The faculty was outstanding. The most pleasant thing was learning a tremendous amount”*

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