"Nothing lacking, nothing superfluous"

 

++++ CERTIFICATION: The NESA has certified the Gynaecological Departments of the University Hospitals of Perugia (Italy) and Adana (Turkey) as well as the General Hospital of Pula (Croatia), the Maternity and Gynaecological Surgical Hospital of Ahmadabad and the V. S. Public Hospital of Ahmadabad, India, for their excellence in surgery according to evidence-based principles. ++++

 

NEWS

 

The NESA's next conference, the NESAPalmaplanas Innovation Days, will take place on September 13-15, 2012 in Palma de Mallorca. This time, the NESA will cooperate with our teaching hospital, the USP Hospital Palmaplanas, as well as with the Gynazur conference, the associations of obstetricians and gynaecologists of Quebec and Monaco, and the SLS. The focus of the conference will be set on developments in telesurgery and novelties in surgical disciplines. More information will be published soon.

 

 

The NESA and the USP hospital in Mallorca, Spain signed an academical cooperation agreement on January 11, 2011. The USP hospital, a highly developed, modern up-to-date hospital, is becoming a NESA teaching hospital where optimized evidence-based methods will be taught and national and international conferences will be held.

Please visit the website of USP Clínica Palmaplanas.

 

 

The NESA launched the International Medical School, which is based on centres of excellence. In November 2009, the First Academic Board Planning Meeting took place in Berlin. Delegates from 12 countries participated in the meeting. International Academic, Accreditation and Curriculum Boards were appointed.

Download the concept.

 

 

Telelap Alf-x – A new telesurgical concept and sytem.

 

The NESA is collaborating with the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission and SOFAR S.p.A. in Milan, Italy concerning a novel telesurgical system. It is a new concept called Telelap Alf-x. The advantages of this system are universality, tactile sensing, safety, 3D vision with an eye-tracking system and cost-effectiveness, as low-cost disposable or reusable instruments can be used. An International Scientific Advisory Board has been appointed which accompanies the preclinical studies.

 

Researchers from SOFAR and the NESA are developing a new type of console which allows the surgeon to feel the tissues in his or her fingertips. This makes the usage of the system as similar as possible to open surgery, with the advantages of endoscopy, bringing about a renaissance of abdominal surgery.

 

Download the Brochure describing the system.

 

 

 

 

During the COGI Conference which will take place in Paris on November 17-20, 2011 the NESA will hold a session titled "The future of obstetrics and gynaecology".

Download the NESA Session programme.

For more information, visit the Conference Website.

 

 

 

The international network of the New European Surgical Academy