SURGERY THEATER LAUNCHES FIRST SURGICAL MULTIMEDIA SHARING EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SURGERY THEATER LAUNCHES FIRST SURGICAL MULTIMEDIA SHARING EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE

Beverly Hills, CA – November 11, 2011 – Surgery Theater, the world’s first online video and educational source for ALL surgical procedures, launches live today. 

Surgery Theater puts the viewer right in the operating room or the lecture hall  allowing  users to share their expertise and knowledge with other surgeons, medical students, and laypersons interested in learning about surgical procedures.

“This is more than just a forum for video sharing; Surgery Theater organizes and makes available educational surgical content so that knowledge can be readily shared, cataloged, and updated.  So much of surgery and surgical education is visual.  Surgery Theater will bridge the gap between classroom education and modern visual learning.”

Viewers of the site will have the ability to view all types of surgeries from all types of specialties.  Surgeons will be able to upload their surgeries and inform the world of their techniques and knowledge within their field of expertise.

“We believe that global health-care problems can only be overcome when education is the integral part of the solution, and that this portal will overcome many of the existing obstacles to knowledge sharing and surgical innovation.”

The content on the site is free for all registered users.

About Surgery Theater, Inc.: Surgery Theater is an online medical publishing company and the world’s first video and document sharing educational portal for ALL surgical procedures. Our goal is simple: by creating an open source platform we want to index every surgical procedure from A to Z. We believe that global healthcare problems can only be overcome when education is the integral part of the solution.

With the understanding that collective knowledge is the ultimate pathway to progress, we have created this portal to overcome many obstacles which existed before. Whether you are a student of medicine looking to learn new procedures, a patient wanting to know more about a procedure you are having, or an innovative surgeon with new surgical techniques to teach, feel free to browse, learn, share and grow.

For more information please contact:

Savannah Bloch, Surgery Theater, (310) 929-7488, [email protected]