The ACED mnemonic is your key to confidently answering personal questions during plastic surgery interviews. Whether discussing your achievements, passion for the field, or future career plans, ACED provides a structured approach to deliver comprehensive and impressive answers.
In this week's edition, P'Fella shares his opinion on mentorships, launches the new community platform, answer questions on 3D printing & much more.
The legendary Tinel's Test. This original 1915 case series explores the efficacy in assessing peripheral nerve damage. The study presents Tinel's Sign as a potentially valuable component in the nerve injury diagnostic process.
In this week's edition, nail interviews with fresh tips, quiz your Mohs knowledge, and boost learning with new AI tools and Anki Deck Builders.
FRCS Plastic Surgery or FRCS Plast is commonly known as the 'exit exam'. This article details its structure, eligibility, courses, and questions.
Tailored insights for 2023-2043 Plastic Surgery interviews. Also, reproducibility in surgical outcomes, Sunday quiz on "Intrinsic Plus," and an AI-crafted eyelid tumour image!
Dear Lord, this is such a boring question! It's one of those questions which P'Fella hates
The aim of this section is to improve your ability to diagnose and treat necrotizing fasciitis. A good candidate will be able to convey the important details, explain the severity of the emergency to the patient, and be aware of the urgency of the condition.
Explore this week's P'Fella digest: Discover the 'Ozempic Face' phenomenon, unravel the mysteries of the ulnar nerve, and get a sneak peek into P'Fella's clinical scenario updates. Dive in for a blend of insights, quizzes, and AI revelations!
Audits are similar to pressure sores - not really that exciting, but an essential part of the Plastic Surgery curriculum. This section will focus on the commonly asked audit questions to help build your answer.
Delve into ulnar nerve pathology to understand its anatomy, potential compression sites, and clinical manifestations. Learn to identify compression locations, make evidence-based decisions on investigations, and explore both nonsurgical and surgical treatment strategies
