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This document outlines elective course offerings in surgical disciplines at Kant University in 2022, including Clinical Anatomy and Operative Surgery, International Competencies in Resuscitation and Infusion-Transfusion Therapy, Ultrasound Diagnostics, and Sports Medicine. Each course provides objectives, purposes, and an overview of topics covered, with a focus on teaching anatomical and clinical skills through both theoretical and practical lessons.
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