Surgery of the lungs, heart and other structures in the thoracic cavity can be done in emergency or elective setting

This surgery can also be done my endoscopic techniques.

EXECUTIVE BODY

Meet this year's distinguished executive board members, who are dedicated to the success of the Caribbean Society of Endoscopic Surgeons.

Wesley Francis MD, MBA, FCCS, FACS Immediate Past President - The Bahamas

Carlos Wilson MBBS, DM, FCCS, FACS Education/Training - Jamaica

Natacha Paquette BSc, MBBS, DM, FCCS Treasurer - Barbados

Vonetta George MD, MEM, MHA, FCCS, FACS Secretary - Antigua & Barbuda

Nigel Bascombe MD, DM, FCCS, FACS Vice President - Trinidad and Tobago

Lindberg Simpson MBBS, DM, FCCS, FACS President - Jamaica

TESTIMONIALS

CaSES has been a great at allowing Caribbean surgeons to share experiences and learn from each other and this has been especially beneficial for low resource smaller countries within the region.

Dr Charles Greenidge

I am happy to be a part of this prestigious group of surgeons who are always striving to provide the best care for their patients.

Dr Wesley Francis

To me, CaSES means advancement for Caribbean surgery so that even in a 'country' hospital like Percy Junor Hospital in Jamaica a patient may get appendectomy, hernia repair, colectomy, tubal ligation, cholecystectomy or even hysterectomy done laparoscopically. CaSES gives strength to surgeons in the Caribbean who want patients to have these options.

Dr. Carlos B. Wilson

Our Affliations



The CaSES is linked and affiliated to different quality-control societies and organizations. Through their specialties the CaSES surgeons are also members, board members and founding members of different surgical specialty field organizations such as the the Caribbean College of Surgeons (CCOS), the Caribbean Obesity Forum (COF) and the Caribbean Society for Hepatobiliary Surgery (CSHS).


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