by Or Friedman, MD (@Friedman_MD) PRS Global Open Resident Ambassador Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel Millard reported on his mentor Sir Harold Gillies’ “ten commandments of plastic surgery” in 1950,1 codifying a […]
Joseph M. Firriolo, MD (@jomarkf) Plastic Surgery Resident The University of California, DavisDivision of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (@ucdavisplasticsurgery) Alexander H. Sun, MD (@alexsunmd) Plastic Surgery Resident The Johns Hopkins Department of Plastic and Reconstructive […]
by Anna K. Steve, MD (@annakstevemd) Plastic Surgery Resident, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada The November #PRSJournalClub featured “The Architecture of Fat Grafting II” from this month’s @PRSJournal. The study evaluated the architecture of fat […]
by M. Rachadian Ramdan, M.D., BMedSci Plastic Surgery Resident, University of Indonesia, Ciptomangunkusumo National Hospital, Jakarta, Indonesia Last July, our beloved island of paradise and one of Indonesia’s popular tourist destinations, Lombok, was struck […]
by Safi Ali-Khan Author’s note: This is the third piece in a series dedicated to exploring the nuances of plastic surgery through interviews with resident and attending surgeons. This piece includes contributions from Dr. Alexes […]
by Geoffrey E. Hespe, MD (@GeoffreyHespeMD) Plastic Surgery Resident, University of Michigan Welcome everyone to this month’s recap for #PRSJournalClub on #FacebookLive for the month of October where we discussed a recent article by Drs. […]
by Kavitha Ranganathan, MD University of Michigan Although surgical specialties often seem to attract extroverted individuals who are somehow born with an innate sense of leadership and authority, introverts can also thrive in these fields. […]
by Or Friedman, MD (@Friedman_MD) PRS Global Open Resident Ambassador Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel Millard reported on his mentor Sir Harold Gillies’ “ten commandments of plastic surgery” in 1950,1 codifying a […]
by Lindsay Janes, MD Resident, Northwestern University When medical students become residents they know several things: they will work long hours, they will feel both rewarded and stressed on a daily basis, and they will […]
by Rajiv P. Parikh, MD, MPHS Plastic Surgery Resident, Washington University in St. Louis The September edition of #PRSJournalClub provided an excellent discussion of an important special topic PRS article entitled “The Ethical and […]
