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Anatomical Rap by Dr Christopher See
CONCEPT This “rap” looks at two main anatomical motions which are complex in terms of their muscular anatomy – shoulder flexion and shoulder abduction, by looking at a well known physiological position of gangster rappers; the Gangster Lean. This position is adopted whilst driving to put one hand on the wheel, and the other around the seat or companion of ...
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Planning ahead for the Core-Surgical Training Programme
When you approach the Autumnal period of Medical School you are two Foundation years away from the jump into life as a surgical trainee. The transition from student to doctor is a big shift in paradigm. Early mornings every day, responsibility, having to know stuff, delivering safe care and added to that an ongoing theme of career progression. It takes a lot of energy to be an enthusiastic, caring and competent doctor. If you’re en route ...
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Planning for a Career in Surgery
People say you either love or hate surgery. I have wanted to pursue a surgical career since studying on a Urology firm as a 3rd year medical student. Most foundation tracks include some surgery and after that you are looking to apply to CST and then to a speciality training post. Medical school – Take advantage of being on a surgical firm and get broad exposure to theatres, clinics, scope lists and MDTs. Think of it ...
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Scalpel Featured on ASiT: Interview with Elspeth Hill, Scalpel President
How did you first become involved with Scalpel? Manchester’s surgical society is very active so I began to attend events in third year. I joined the committee last year as Events Director as I was really keen to be more involved. I love being on the Scalpel committee – it is great fun, plus I have met some incredible surgeons, learnt loads, and benefitted from excellent careers advice. When did you first know you wanted to be ...
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