Professor of Breast & Oncoplastic Surgery, breast surgery, breast reconstruction, breast cancer, risk reduction & aesthetics.Alexandra, King Edward VII Hospital
Several years ago, a neighbor kid kicked a football and shattered a small basement window. We were a family of six living on a teacher's salary at the time, so I boarded it up, thinking I'd get to it someday. The frame was rusted shut. I couldn't fix it.
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@benmcbean My grandfather for life carried many of these within following his critical injuries at the Somme in the FWW. He survived - otherwise I wouldn’t be here
@iowmillie Keep at it. It’s increasingly wonderful with experience and medicine has enough highways and byways for everyone’s specific interests and aspirations
If you asked me about greatest change over the 40 years I worked in the NHS I would say the loss of consultant autonomy. The horrifying story of the baby-murders at Chester and the management’s refusal to listen to the doctors is a ghastly culmination of this process.
@SheilaSobrany @yvonnecoghill1 @eveosh This is really wrong. The seven consultant paediatricians who all spoke out and were involved are of several ethnicities
@rbarbosa91 Non operative management but be prepared to operate. If she settles then elective appendectomy at 24 weeks when the foetus will be safer than 18 weeks
@DrSteveTaylor As an NHS consultant I was emphatically instructed by management not to refer on to consultant colleagues on many occasions, but to refer back to the GP. Nothing to do with being thought ‘special’