STEPS presentations
Introduction
This Standardized Toolbox of Education for Pediatric Surgery (STEPS) is a resource for faculty and senior residents to use for teaching medical students and junior residents. The APSA Education Committee has designed these presentations and we invite you to explore and use these resources. Each module is created to be utilized as a disease based presentation ideally suited for small group interactive learning. The modules are formatted to a standard template that ends with questions to complete the discussion. These modules were not created to be stand alone self-study tools. The topics chosen are those we believe to be the core knowledge required for pediatric surgery for medical students and junior residents in general surgery.
see also the Resident and Student Handbook
Presentations
Abdominal Masses of Childhood last updated May 2019
Abdominal Wall Defects last updated May 2019
Appendicitis last updated May 2019
Biliary Atresia last updated July 2020
Central Venous Access last updated May 2019
Choledochal Cyst last updated July 2021
Congenital Pulmonary Airway Malformations last updated July 2021
Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia last updated July 2020
Cryptorchidism last updated November 2022
Duodenal Atresia last updated July 2020
Esophageal Atresia and Tracheoesophageal Fistula last updated May 2019
Extracorporeal Life Support last updated July 2021
Fluid and Electrolytes last updated July 2020
Hernias last updated May 2019
Hirschsprung Disease last updated November 2022
Imperforate Anus last updated May 2019
Ingested Foreign Bodies last updated November 2022
Intestinal Atresia last updated May 2019
Intussusception last updated July 2020
Malrotation last updated May 2019
Meckel Diverticulum last updated July 2020
Meconium Disease last updated November 2022
Necrotizing Enterocolitis last updated May 2019
Neonatal Intestinal Obstruction last updated July 2020
Ovarian Torsion and Tumors last updated July 2021
Physical Child Abuse last updated July 2021
Pyloric Stenosis last updated May 2019
Testicular Torsion last updated November 2022
Wilms’ Tumor last updated November 2022
Perspectives and Commentary
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