MRCS Dissected

Understanding and breaking down the content required in MRCS Part A and B, along with tips for effective study strategies and resources to guide you on the exam

Detailed Exploration of Key Structures in the head and neck such as cranial nerves, arteries, and veins, muscles, bones, and joints, lymphatic drainage and glandular structures whilst exploring relevant clinical anatomy stations

Introduction to perioperative management, covering key concepts in physiology and clinical applications with surgical considerations and how to apply the knowledge into clinical scenarios and decision-making

Covering the thoracic viscera including the heart and lungs, mediastinal organisation and structure and pharyngeal arches

Covering the main 2 domains:

• Surgical Pathology: Exploring high-yield surgical pathophysiology, histopathological examination, and interpretation of findings.
• Microbiology: Identification of common pathogens and antimicrobial drugs

Detailed Exploration of Key Structures in the upper and lower limbs

Join us for an engaging webinar focused on honing communication skills and trauma assessment and management tailored to MRCS exam candidates. This webinar aims to provide essential insights and strategies to help you excel in these critical components of the MRCS examination.

Covering important topics such as key structures in the abdomen, clinical relevance, helpful study strategies, and application of this knowledge in surgical contexts.