Courses & Events

Both of these topics still offer challenges tot he paediatric surgical community due to large variations in presentations. Experts from Europe and overseas have been invited to deliver State-of-the-Art lectures and share their experiences in the diagnosis, management and outcomes in these areas.

Abstracts are now welcome to be submitted for this meeting which will be held in Toronto, Canada. Chair of the organising committee is Professor Agostino Pierro.

This meeting will be held in London for the first time at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

The South African Paediatric Association & South African Association of Paediatric Surgeons Biennial Congress will be held between 10-14 September 2014.

This is a five day residential course aimed primarily at senior trainees in Paediatric Surgery and is held in the beautiful setting of Oxford.

We are pleased to announce that BAPS and IPEG will be hosting a joint congress at the EICC in Edinburgh, July 2014.

This National Symposium will be held at Kings College Hospital, London.

22nd International Paediatric Endoscopic Surgery Workshop will be held in Leeds.

There will be a maximum of 16 delegates and the course is suitable for surgeons of any experience (trainees to senior consultants) with interest in computer assisted surgery.

This course aims to meet the changing needs of surgical educators and to incorporate the latest developments in education.

This two day hands-on course will be run at the Evelina Children's Hospital in London. BAPS Members receive a discount on registration.

This study day which will be held at the Birmingham Children's Hospital, will mark the 25th anniversary of the Liver Unit and the 21st anniversary of the small bowel transplant programme

The Surgical removal of neuroblastoma tumours in mostly young children remains one of the major challenges in specialized Paediatric surgery. The striking biological differences between the sub-types call to consider the biological perspective for the individual surgical approach. The international congress 'Advances in neuroblastoma research 2014' (ANR2014) is a perfect opportunity for Paediatric surgeons, basic and translational researches and paediatric oncologists to learn from each other.

This course is aimed at all professionals involved in the treatment of children with GORD. It will help you to understand the best options for medical treatment and to help to identify which children may benefit from anti-reflux surgery and crucially, which children should avoid surgery.

The next National Training Day has been arranged for 24th-25th April at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital

This course aims to meet the changing needs of surgical educators.

A hands-on laparoscopy course with 6 CPD points awarded by the Edinburgh College