324). The percentage of eyes within +/- 0.50 diopter of emmetropia at 6 months was 94.0% for residents and 91.1% for staff (P=.105). The postoperative CDVA was within 2 lines of preoperative baseline in all resident cases and 99.8% of staff cases (P=.999).\n\nCONCLUSIONS:

Resident experience grew steadily over the period studied. Overall safety and efficacy of resident-performed surgery, albeit mainly PRK based, matched that of fellowship-trained refractive surgeons.”
“This is the case of a 63 year-old male who was diagnosed adenocarcinoma in the left upper lung DAPT mw with ipsilateral malignant pleural effusion. At diagnosis it had already spread to left pulmonary HLN (hilar lymph node) and left supraclavicular lymph node and mediastinal lymph

nodes. The patient received combined chemotherapy with bevacizumab and GP (gemcitabine and carboplatin) for 6 courses. Disease progression on chest CT scan was recognized, daily treatment with oral gefitinib (250 mg/day) was commenced. One week later, he was admitted under the impression of gefitinib-related interstitial pneumonitis, gefitinib was discontinued immediately and methylprednisolone with BIPAP assisted ventilation were used. The CBL0137 patient was followed up for 2 months after the start of treatment with corticosteroids and BIPAP assisted ventilation and remained well.”
“Physicians have to demonstrate non-technical skills, such as communication and team leading skills, while coping with critical incidents. These skills are not taught during medical education. A crisis resource management (CRM) training was established for 4th to 6th year medical students using a full-scale simulator mannikin (Emergency Care Simulator, ECSA (R), METI).\n\nThe learning objectives of the course were defined according to the key points of Gaba’s CRM concept. The training consisted of theoretical and practical parts (3 simulation scenarios with debriefing). Students’ self-assessment before and after the training provided the data for evaluation

of the training outcome.\n\nA total of 65 students took part in the training. The course was well received in terms of overall course quality, debriefings and didactic presentation, IWR-1-endo supplier the mean overall mark being 1.4 (1: best, 6: worst). After the course students felt significantly more confident when facing incidents in clinical practice. The main learning objectives were achieved.\n\nThe effectiveness of applying the widely used ECSA (R) full-scale simulator in interdisciplinary teaching has been demonstrated. The training exposes students to crisis resource management issues and motivates them to develop non-technical skills.”
“Due to the reduced physical activity of patients who have undergone total hip arthroplasty (THA), there are no home-based exercise training regimens for preventing muscle atrophy and aerobic capacity impairment in these patients. We examined whether interval walking training (IWT) could prevented these issues.