MRCS revision sessions
Anatomy and Pathology Museum — extended hours for MRCS Part B candidates
To support candidate revision for MRCS part B, there will be a series of weekday evening and Saturday extended openings at the Anatomy and Pathology Museum in advance of the exams. Candidate self-study is supported by a senior surgeon or anatomist onsite:
4-7pm on Tuesday 23 April 2024: Mr David Drake - Thorax, abdomen and perineum
4-7pm on Wednesday 24 April 2024: Mr Mark Harrison - Urology
10am-1pm on Saturday 27 April 2024: Mr Ossie Fernandez - Renal
2-5pm on Saturday 27 April 2024: Mr Roop Tandon - Orthopaedic, lower limb
4-7pm on Tuesday 30 April 2024: Mr Dominic Spicer - Orthopaedic, upper limb
4-7pm on Wednesday 1 May 2024: Professor Vishy Mahadevan (Emeritus Barbers Professor of Anatomy) - All anatomical regions
4-7pm on Friday 3 May 2024: Mr Tom Loosemore - Vascular
The Anatomy and Pathology Museum is Human Tissue Authority licensed, all candidates attending these sessions must bring hard-copy proof of their status as a medical professional for access to the museum e.g. hospital ID
These will be drop-in sessions with no pre-booking required.
Please note the surgeon/anatomist stated may be subject to change due to availability.
Visiting the Anatomy and Pathology Museum
The APM is at the Royal College of Surgeons of England
38-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields
WC2A 3PE
Nearest underground stations: Holborn (Piccadilly and Central) and Temple (District and Circle)
New Study e-resource
All of the specimens in the APM are now available to affiliate members and members of RCS England for online study through a new anatomy and pathology e-resource
For medical students, foundation or core surgical trainees, RCS England offers affiliate membership for only £15 per year, providing a range of benefits to support your journey to specialty training. Affiliate members who take the MRCS Part B with us are eligible for our First 4 membership, which can save you up to £512 in membership fees. Find out more about how to join.