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Andrew Schache joins us - our first New Zealander but out second from the Liverpool head and neck unit. Drawing on his extensive experience, Professor Schache also reflects on the evolution of reconstructive surgery, key developments within the field, and the importance of research, education and innovation in improving patient care. Whether you are a medical student, trainee, surgeon, academic or simply interested in how surgical practice continues to develop, this episode offers an engaging and accessible insight into the past, present and future of reconstruction in surgery.
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