hkjcͶע»§¿ÚÖÐÎÄ Student Webinar Series

hkjcͶע»§¿ÚÖÐÎÄ' recent webinar series aimed to give undergraduates thinking about the next stage of their career an overview of the specialty of plastic surgery. Seminars each lasted one hour, with consultant plastic surgeons giving in-depth information on specific areas of the specialty, with many questions and interactions towards the end.

Recordings and any associated resources/guidance regarding these webinars can be found below:


Series Overview
 1  Tuesday 26 May What is plastic Surgery?
Mr Dean Boyce 

 2 Thursday 28 May The reconstructive ladder
Mr Ken Stewart

 3 Tuesday 2 June Burns surgery
Mr Hilal Bahia 
Video not available
Additional questions transcript
 4 Thursday 4 June Major trauma and plastic surgery
Mr Shehan Hettiaratchy 
Video available to members
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 5 Tuesday 9 June Skin cancer 
Miss Sarah Hemington Gorse
Video not available
 6 Thursday 11 June Breast surgery
Miss Ruth Waters 

 7 Tuesday 16 June Aesthetic surgery
Mr Mark Henley

 8 Thursday 18 June Head and Neck surgery
Mr Maniram Ragbir 

 9 Tuesday 23 June Hand surgery
Mr Dean Boyce 
 
 10 Thursday 25 June Cleft surgery
Mr Tariq Ahmad 
Video not available 
 11 Tuesday 30 June The management of craniofacial anomalies
Mr Hiroshi Nishikawa 

 12 Thursday 2 July Ear reconstruction
Mr Ken Stewart

 13 Tuesday 7 July Paediatric plastic surgery
Mr Nick Wilson Jones

 14 Thursday 9 July Publishing in plastic surgery
Professor Andrew Hart

 15 Tuesday 14 July Military plastic surgery 
Mr James Baden

 16 Thursday 16 July Tissue engineering
Professor Iain Whitaker 

 17 Tuesday 21 July Facial Palsy
Mr Omar Ahmed 

 18 Thursday 23 July Getting into plastic surgery
Mr Nick Wilson Jones 
 
 19 Tuesday 28 July Research in plastic surgery
Professor Andrew Hart 

 20 Thursday 30 July Transplantation in plastic surgery
Miss Grainne Bourke

 21 Tuesday 4 August Nerve surgery
Mr Hywel Dafydd 
Video not available
 22 Thursday 6 August Bionic prosthetics
Mr Aidan Roche 

 23 Tuesday 11 August  Overseas Plastic Surgery-work of BFIRST
Mr Wee Lam
Video not available