Medical Simulation Center

  As a medical practitioner in this quick-moving field of emergency medicine, being skilled in mechanical ventilation is a must for you and is not just an extra ability. The potential to effectively manage your patient’s airway can be the difference between life and death. That’s the reason why medical professionals who want to enhance their expertise are showing more interest in the Apollo Simulation Center’s Mechanical Ventilation Courses.    This resourceful program will equip healthcare providers like you with the necessary skills needed in modern critical care environments. It offers comprehensive training on the primary modes of ventilation.   Understanding The Importance Of Mechanical Ventilation :   Mechanical ventilation is a major part of contemporary critical care and emergency medicine. It provides respiratory support to patients who are unable to breathe adequately on their own due to injury, illness, or surgery.    Mastery of mechanical v...

  Minimal access surgery (MAS) has seen remarkable advancements over the past two decades, offering benefits such as shorter hospital stays, reduced analgesic use, and improved cosmetic outcomes compared to traditional surgery. The Advanced Minimal Access Upper GI (aMAS Upper GI) programme is designed to help participants learn evidence-based principles and improve their surgical techniques in upper GI surgery. Curriculum All didactic lectures will be available as online modules for candidates interested in online-only certification and to all onsite course participants to prepare for the contact course well in advance. All the required theory knowledge will be learnt through this web platform. There will be a Q&A section available after each lecture to interact with the faculty for any additional doubts to be clarified. Completing online modules is mandatory for certification. For more visit us: Advanced Minimal Access Upper GI Surgery Courses & Training

 The field of minimal access surgery (MAS) has experienced significant growth over the past two decades. MAS offers numerous advantages over traditional surgery, such as shorter hospital stays, reduced analgesic use, and better cosmetic outcomes. However, MAS can also present unexpected complications, requiring a cautious and practiced approach. This blended learning programme, Advanced Minimal Access Hernia Surgery (aMAS Hernia), is designed to help you learn evidence-based principles and improve your surgical performance. Hands-on experience at the Apollo Simulation Centre (ASC) will enhance your skills, minimising complications. The programme caters to both beginners and experienced professionals, covering essential topics like ergonomic principles, dissection and tissue approximation techniques, and anesthetic considerations, as well as advanced laparoscopic procedures in hernia surgery, including robotic surgery. Online Modules Curriculum All didactic lectures will be av...

  Securing the airway is integral to managing a clinical emergency. There is a need to act rapidly and efficiently and ensure uninterrupted supply of oxygen and when traditional methods are ineffective, knowledge and technical skills in advanced airway management can significantly improve patient outcomes. Both novice and seasoned practitioners can benefit from recurring practice to hone their skills. ASC’s Advanced Airway Management course  offers clinicians a structured and standardised protocol to assess and handle difficult airway management and training in proper management of high-risk events with no danger of injury to a real patient. The course will cover basic airway skills and adjuncts in airway management, video laryngoscopy and bougie guided intubation, fibreoptic bronchoscopy, intubation through supraglottic airway device,surgical cricothyroidotomy and percutaneous dilational tracheostomy. The Contact course is aimed at providing practical knowledge about everythi...

  During an acute ischemic stroke, there is a core of tissue that has been irreversibly damaged by ischaemia. Surrounding this core is the ischemic penumbra—tissue that is hypoperfused and at risk of permanent damage but may recover normal function if blood flow is restored. The primary goal of acute stroke treatment is to restore flow to the ischemic penumbra. Intravenous (IV) tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) is the standard treatment for acute ischemic stroke if administered within 4.5 hours of the patient’s last known normal time. IV tPA significantly reduces the risk of disability following ischaemic stroke. Patients experiencing an acute stroke require IV access and cardiac monitoring in the emergency department (ED). These patients are at risk of developing cardiac arrhythmias, and atrial fibrillation can either cause an acute stroke (via embolic disease) or arise as a complication.

  Medical simulation training courses  provide a safe, supervised setting for experiential learning that simulates real-world clinical scenarios. Through the improvement of clinical skills, decision-making ability, and teamwork, simulation-based training is essential for improving patient care and safety for a variety of healthcare providers, including nurses and aspiring doctors.