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• Surgical Information Webcasts

Surgical Information Webcasts

The vision of the International College of Surgeons is to improve the lives of patients around the world through the education and development of our members and the advancement of the field of surgery.

As apart of our ongoing efforts to educate, we have developed a series of informational Webcast presentations to highlight new breakthroughs, growing trends, and important topics in today's medical world.

Presentations:

Global Dynamics and Trends of Surgery Centers
Our first presentation is on the global dynamics and trends of surgery centers. This presentation is to show the advantages and efficiencies of out patient surgery, surgery for the community with ease.

This presentation was filmed at The Center for Surgery, located in Naperville, Illinois, USA, and presented by Dr. Raymond Dieter, the immediate past president of the International College or Surgeons and president of The Center for Surgery.

Download video:

MPG format (576.4 Mb)

Windows Media Video (WMV) - low resolution (19.9 Mb)

Windows Media Video (WMV) - high resolution (87.5 Mb)

QuickTime (1.3 Gb)

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