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10:02 am · 13th July 2019

@bjemec @MrPKalu @MrFoizAhmed @BAPRASvoice @kazirahman @MrMarkHenley @plasreconsurg @MrJagChana @asgbi @RCSnews Interesting debate on how to prevent the denudation of #PlasticSurgery. An inevitable consequence of surgical evolution that is possibly too difficult to control? I share the frustration because of the enormous demands from our tremendous speciality.

2:57 am · 11th July 2019

@MrMarkHenley Wishing you all a very successful and engaging #PlasticSurgery meeting. Great following you all throughout #BAPRASSummer19. @BAPRASvoice

12:19 pm · 27th June 2019

1/2 I was always led to believe that septo-cutaneous perforators were easier to raise than musculo-cutaneous. However, I often find that the perforator is fused with the fascia/peritoneum, making it very difficult to raise. #DIEPFlap #BreastReconstruction #PlasticSurgery pic.twitter.com/w3vM…

9:09 am · 27th June 2019

2/2 I wonder if this is due to the vessel travelling out-with the muscle and not being subject to constant muscle movement. Presumably this movement would develop a definite plane to make perforator harvest easier. Any thoughts? #DIEPFlap #BreastReconstruction #PlasticSurgery pic.twitter.com/myo9…

9:08 am · 27th June 2019

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