Auckland Surgery

Collaboration between the Departments of Surgery at Auckland DHB and University of Auckland to promote and celebrate surgical training and research

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

@Akld_Surgery is a collaboration between @Akld_DHB and @AucklandUni to promote engagement and collaboration in surgery and surgical research

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

Surgical Research Forum
Wednesday 11 September 4.00pm
All Welcome

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Surgical Research Forum - Wednesday 19th June 4.00pm - All Welcome

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Surgical Research Forum
Wednesday 15 May 4.00 - 5.30pm
All Welcome

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

Surgical Research Forum - today 4.00pm - All welcome

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Updated Surgical Research Forum flyer.
All welcome

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Surgical Research Forum - Update

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Surgical Research Forum - All welcome - interesting topics!

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

The European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism

TITLE of EVENT: AuSPEN LLL course event 27th February 2019 -9:00 to 5:00

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

Designed for those sitting the RACS Surgical Sciences Examination Part 1 Course

Please feel free to contact me or register online.

Thank
Lois

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

Planning to sit the RACS Part 1 Exam in 2019 - look no further we have a great course to help you pass, great success rate in 2018.

[BJS @BJSurgery]

New Snapshot quiz: What type of hernia is this, shown on the CT scan (left) and operative illustration (right)? Answer can be found on https://t.co/hUS4X1uVSx https://t.co/Wi5LZXcwIt

[BJS @BJSurgery]

📢 We are delighted to announce our next #BJSConnect tweetchat with @enenbee, co-author of BJS's "Reducing gender bias in surgery".

🗓️ Monday 17th December
⏰ 13:00 EST / 18:00 GMT / 19:00 CET
👥 Everyone welcome!

#surgicalresearch #ILookLikeASurgeon

🔗 https://t.co/P7CwQrZ9YQ

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

7th Annual Research Induction Course

This course is designed specifically for postgraduate research students.

To register please email
[email protected]

[BJS @BJSurgery]

🗣️ *NEW* Open Access BJS November #PlainEnglishAbstract:

"Breast-conserving surgery followed by whole-breast irradiation offers survival benefits over mastectomy without irradiation"

➡️ Survival after two common breast cancer operations

🔗 https://t.co/VIyC2SYOmT

[David Watters @davidakwatters]

Emotional intelligence is required for good surgical leadership in everyday practice ⁦@RACSurgeons⁩ ⁦@spencerwbeasley⁩ ⁦@RuthBollard⁩ ⁦@HillNicolahill⁩ the more EI the more the ability to cope and the better the ability to lead a cohesive, performing team

[JAMA Surgery @JAMASurgery]

This surgical innovation article describes the use of simulation-based clinical rehearsals to help surgical teams carry out complex or high-risk surgical procedures with fewer complications. https://t.co/Kf6ATMScuP

[World Journal of Surgery @WorldJSurg]

#WJS #OpenAccess
Analysing Breast Cancer #MultidisciplinaryPatientManagement: A Prospective Observational Evaluation of Team Clinical Decision-Making
Read the full article at: https://t.co/4rODDPfkpy
#surgery

[International Society of Surgery (ISS/SIC) @iss_sic]

One of the #FeaturedArticles in October: "Intravenous Local Anaesthetic Compared with Intraperitoneal Local Anaesthetic in Abdominal Surgery: A Systematic Review". Published by @worldjsurg read at https://t.co/QzamEwr1jR #ISSSIC #GlobalSurgery #FutureofGlobalSurgery #WJS

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

There are numerous non-monetary costs to surgical training, like moving cities. This article highlights those costs in the UK. This has not be quantified in the NZ setting. Worth studying?

[Rhiannon Harries @rhiharries]

What are the non-monetary costs of surgical training? Our @ASiTofficial study published in @RCSnews Bulletin read in full here https://t.co/OjdTICauET Shocking, 8% of trainees moved house at least 10 times for work purposes!

[Auckland Surgery @Akld_Surgery]

Review on diverticulitis from NEJM. While antibiotics are commonly given for uncomplicated episodes, it is now unclear whether antibiotics are required... and this is the subject of an ongoing clinical trial at @Akld_Surgery

[NEJM @NEJM]

Diverticulitis is common and increasing in frequency. Most cases are uncomplicated and are typically treated with antibiotics. Sigmoid resection is performed in cases of severe disease and is considered on an individual basis in patients with recurrences. https://t.co/RGMBCElDB6