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Surgery

Surgery PowerPoint Template

(DT0143)

PowerPoint slides to plan and structure surgical procedures.

$19.00*
Quantity of slides48
Price / Slide0.40 $
Format of slides16:9 + 4:3
LanguagesEN
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Plan and Organize Surgical Procedures with Your Team.

New Treatment Options

With huge progress in research and amazing new technology, surgeons can now cure previously incurable diseases with fairly simple operations, or at least alleviate their symptoms. And some surgical procedures are so cutting-edge that they are unknown to many. It is therefore vital to keep your surgical team up to date and to discuss individual operations in a detailed and structured manner.

Every Detail Counts

Our Operation slide set is specially designed for medical situations and is intended to provide you with a tool for presenting operations and associated medical treatments. A selection of images enables you to structure and name the processes involved in an operation, from planning to patient information to aftercare. You can also create statistics for the respective forms of treatment and even include patient experiences by using profile slides. This template is ideal for discussing innovative ideas by using tables to compare old and new methods, and a timeline to represent the research process.

With Our Operation Set You Can

  • present and discuss surgical procedures
  • introduce new surgical methods
  • create an overview of different surgical procedures

This PowerPoint Template Includes:

  • a cover image of surgeons in theater
  • photos of medical treatments
  • images of a trolley being rushed along a corridor
  • agenda slides
  • profile and feature slides
  • a range of charts and tables
  • various icons and logos
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