ECTES will be arranged in Oslo in April, 2022. Please bookmark this page to stay updated about courses and other arrangements.
Time: April 24-26, 2022
Location: OSLO /Lillestrøm, Norway
For 2022, ESTES is delighted to announce that we are again planning a complete physical congress and we hope to see you at the 21st ECTES from April 24-26, 2022 in Oslo, Norway. Les mer!
Time: Monday April 14th 2022 at 06:00 PM CET
Practical input on minimal acceptable trauma care.
Time: From Wednesday April 20th 2022 at 07:00 to Friday April 22nd 2022 at 13:00
Initial evaluation and management of the trauma patient: We will conduct a traditional 2,5-day international ATLS course with highly experienced ATLS instructors from South Africa, Columbia, USA, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany, Spain and Norway.
The dates are April 20-22, 2022 and the course will be held in English. Les mer!
Time: April 27-29, 2022 (Instructor training April 26 – 29)
Location: Oslo University Hospital, Ullevål, Norway
MRMI trauma & mass-casualty incidents organized in collaboration between the European Society for Trauma & Emergency. Surgery (ESTES), Karolinska University Hospital and Oslo University Hospital. Les mer!
Time: April 27-29, 2022
Location: OSLO /Lillestrøm, Norway
DSTC (Definitive Surgical Trauma Care) inngår som et post-kongress kurs etter ECTES. The DSTC (Definitive Surgical Trauma Care) course is designed to teach qualified surgeons in strategic thinking and decision making in the management of the severely injured patients and provide them with practical surgical skills to manage major organ injuries. It is an intensive 3 day course comprising lectures, interactive case discussions and practical surgical skills training with a faculty consisting of national and international experienced trauma surgeons.
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Time: April 22nd-23rd 2022
Location: OSLO, Norway
2 days of interactive emergency surgery education
abdominal compartment syndrome – abdominal sepsis – acute cholecystitis- appendicitis – bowel obstruction – colorectal emergencies – GI bleeding – mesenteric ischemia – necrotizing soft tissue infections – nontraumatic hemoperitoneum – ob/gyn emergencies – open abdomen – pancreatitis – peptic ulcer disease – postoperative complications – radiology: CT and X-rays
topic reviews * breakout sessions * case discussions * state-of-the-art videos
