The workshop will be led by Dr. G. Ivanov on November 22th starting: 15:30 at room 126 of the “St. Marina” University hospital .

10 Places available for November 22th for students in all fields of Biomedicine above 2nd year.

Echocardiography is the most versatile diagnostics method. It is non-invasive, can be performed at the bedside, provides rapid results, and avoids contrast injection and exposure of the patient to radiation. Echocardiography is now available in most emergency rooms, allowing immediate, standard transthoracic examination by an emergency department physician. For some indications and some ultrasonic modalities, specialized and trained physicians or sonographers are necessary for performance and interpretation.

The workshop will be led by Prof. Dr. B. Kanazirev of the Department of Propaedeutics of Internal Diseases on November 22th starting: 14:00 on the 15th floor of the “St. Marina” University hospital. 20  Places available for students in all fields of Biomedicine above 2nd year.

Laparoscopic simulator Simbionix lap mentor III-the first of its kind in Bulgaria simulator for laparoscopic surgery which involves a large number of manipulations for basic skills in laparoscopic surgery as well as surgery interventions for advanced skills.

3D glasses for virtual reality – introduced in Bulgaria for the first time by the Medical University-Varna, give the trainer the opportunity to immerse himself in the real working environment of the operating room

Laparoscopic simulator LapMentor Express- portable version of the laparoscopic simulator for virtual laparoscopic surgery

Mobile station for telemedicine- for online live connection between operating rooms and classrooms in the structures of the Medical University of Varna, as well as affiliates in Sliven, Shumen and Veliko Tarnovo.

The workshop will be held on Saturday, 23. 11.19, at 14:00h at the University Hospital “St. Marina” on the 6th floor, Department of General and operative surgery. The participants must have registration for the Black Sea Symposium and be medical students after second course (III, IV, V and VI year). The limit on the number of participants is 15 people.

This unique workshop provides students the opportunity to learn new skills, perform a range of open general surgery procedures, and attain a greater understanding of surgical techniques. The participants must have registration for the Black Sea Symposium and be medical students after second course (III, IV, V and VI year). The limit on the number of participants is 20 people . There will be two tutors who will train 10 students each. The workshop will be held on Friday, 22. 11.19, at 14:00h on the 15th floor of the “St. Marina” University hospital.