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FRCS (Paeds)- Neurosurgery with Mr Michael Canty14 Sep 202601:04:01

In this episode, host Sesi Hotonu talks to consultant paediatric neurosurgeon Mr Michael Canty on the management of spinabifida and hydrocephalus in children.

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FRCS (Paeds) - Choledochal anomalies with Miss Rania Kronfli17 Aug 202600:39:57

In this episode, host Sophie Lewis speaks with Miss Rania Kronfli, Consultant Paediatric Surgeon at King’s College Hospital London, to discuss choledochal anomalies in paediatric surgery.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Thyroid Ablation: The Shift Towards Minimally Invasive Care27 Jul 202600:32:18

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by Hannah Fox and Jarrod Homer to discuss thyroid ablation.

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FRCS (Paeds)- Paediatric Burns with Mr David McGill22 Jul 202600:44:39

In this episode, host Sesi Hotonu speaks to Mr David McGill, consultant plastic surgeon with a subspeciality interest in paediatrics. David discusses the management of burns in children, covering the estimation of burn severity, initial resuscitation and multidisciplinary surgical management. An episode not to miss if preparing for the FRCS (paeds) exam!

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Shaping the Ear: Modern Approaches to Pinna Deformity20 Jul 202600:23:57

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by Jaya Nichani and Bas Ranganathan to discuss modern approaches to Pinna Deformity.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Clearing the Way - Modern Approaches to Lacrimal Surgery13 Jul 202600:32:38

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by Ashok Rokade & Irfan Syed to discuss modern approaches to Lacrimal Surgery.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Sound Barriers: Cochlear Implants in the Obstructed Cochlea06 Jul 202600:29:41

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by Emma Stapleton & Richard Irving to discuss cochlear implants in the obstructed cochlea.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Zenker’s Unzipped -The Science and Surgery of Pharyngeal Pouches29 Jun 202600:24:45

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by James O'Hara & Kala Kumaresan to discuss the science and surgery of Pharyngeal Pouches.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Reanimating the Face: Modern Approaches to Facial Palsy22 Jun 202600:27:46

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by Professor Peter Andrews & Mr Eamon Shamil to discuss Modern Approaches to Facial Palsy.

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Paediatric Surgery - Necrotising Enterocolitis17 Jun 202601:02:13

In this episode, host Sophie Lewis speaks to Ian Jones, Paediatric consultant at Leeds Children's Hospital, and George Bethel, Paediatric Registrar at Chelsea and Westminster, to discuss necrotising enterocolitis in paediatric surgery.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Navigating the Nasal Maze - Insights into Revision Sinus Surgery15 Jun 202600:28:19

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by Catherine Rennie & Rishi Sharma to discuss the topic of Revision Sinus Surgery.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Let’s Talk Tubes: A Modern Approach to Eustachian Tube Dysfunction08 Jun 202600:23:06

Join us for our fourth series of A Coffee Room Chat in ENT, in collaboration with ENTUK. In this episode, James Tysome, ENTUK Director of E-Learning and Amar Rajgor, ENTUK Training Podcast Lead, are joined by Jameel Muzaffar and Matthew Smith to discuss the topic of Eustachian Tube dysfunction.

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FRCS (Paeds)- Examination Tips, Tricks and General Advice with Miss Felicity Arthur18 May 202600:59:37

In this episode, host Sesi Hotonu speaks to Miss Felicity Arthur, post CCT paediatric surgery fellow in colorectal surgery on the FRCS (Paeds) examination. They discuss general preparation advice, the format and structure of the examination, key revision resources, and top tips for success including self-care and dealing with failure.

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What is surgical mentoring and why is it important for everyone?24 Feb 202600:23:13

Everyone needs a mentor and everyone should be a mentor to someone! Emma Stapleton (RCSEd Lead for Mentoring) and Lisa Hadfield-Law tell you all you need to know about the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh's mentoring scheme, emphasising the importance of defining mentoring distinctly from coaching and other forms of support. The speakers discuss the transition to online mentoring, the expectations of mentees, and the significance of diversity in mentoring relationships.

The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh's mentoring scheme offers a structured approach to mentorship that empowers trainees and young consultants.

If you want to be a mentor or a mentee, click here to sign up RCSEd Surgical Mentoring Scheme

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President’s Handover Corner… Professor Rowan Parks and Dr Clare McNaught18 Dec 202501:01:19

On 7 November, Let's Talk Surgery podcast host and Consultant Robotic Colorectal Surgeon Gregory Ekatah sat down with Professor Rowan Parks and Dr Clare McNaught prior to Dr McNaught officially taking office as the College's new President on 17 November.

Professor Parks reflected on his past three years as President, sharing highlights from this time and also looking at the challenges involved in taking on this complex and vital role.

Dr McNaught, who is the first ever female to hold the role of President in the College's 520-year history, shared her top priorities for the coming years as she steps into the role.

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All You Need to Know About the MRCS!27 Oct 202500:31:14

Calling all medical students, foundation doctors, core trainees and anyone planning to sit their MRCS Part A!

Join John Hines, Dean of Examinations at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and former Chair of the Intercollegiate Basic Surgical Exams Committee, as he talks to Jon Lund, Dean of Education, about all aspects of the MRCS, including many top tips for success. Essential listening for anyone considering taking the exam.

Apply for MRCS: rcsed.ac.uk/mrcs

Don’t miss our MRCS Part A SBA question posts on Instagram and TikTok.

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World Patient Safety Day 2025 - Leadership and Patient Safety15 Sep 202500:36:13

Join Claire Morgan, Consultant in Restorative Dentistry and Deputy Chair of the College’s Patient Safety Group, and Gregory Ekatah, Consultant Colorectal Surgeon and host of RCSEd’s Let’s Talk Surgery podcast, as they speak with Professor Sanjiv Sharma, Paediatric Intensive Care Consultant and Chief Medical Officer at Barts Health, about his leadership journey, challenges, and reflections on WPSD 2025.

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Paediatric Surgery: Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)30 Jul 202501:03:51

This month Sophie Lewis (Paediatric Surgery registrar and NOTF) is joined by Ms Claire Clark (Paediatric Consultant Surgeon at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh) to discuss the role of the surgeon in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

If you haven't already be sure to listen to the Let's Talk Surgery Podcast: FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Paediatric Gastroenterology with Dr Paul Henderson and Sesi Hotonu for more information around the topic of IBD.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - The Art and Technique of Tip Rhinoplasty30 Jun 202500:26:21

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT", from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on the Art and Technique of Tip Rhinoplasty. Produced in collaboration with the British Society of Facial Plastic Surgery, this episode features expert insights from Prof. Hesham Saleh and Prof Anshul Sama, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Management of Radiorecurrent Laryngeal Cancer23 Jun 202500:25:17

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT", from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on the Management of Radiorecurrent Laryngeal Cancer. Produced in collaboration with the ENTUK Head & Neck Society, this episode features expert insights from Mr Coasta Repanos and Mr Hugh Wheatley, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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Paediatric Surgery: Antenatal Urinary Tract Dilatation (UTD)18 Jun 202501:04:05

This month Sophie Lewis (Paediatric Surgery registrar and NOTF) is once again joined by Ewan Brownlee (Paediatric Urology Consultant Surgeon University Southampton General and NOTPD) and Marie-Klaire Farrugia (Paediatric Urology Consultant, Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation/West London Children's Hospital Alliance) to discuss antenatal urinary tract dilatation (UTD). We discuss the various diagnoses that can present in the antenatal period, how to investigate and manage these conditions.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Cocaine Induced Vasculitis16 Jun 202500:25:11

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT", from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on Cocaine Induced Vasculitis. Produced in collaboration with the British Rhinology Society, this episode features expert insights from Professor Peter Andrews and Mr Yujay Ramakrishnan, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Attic Reconstruction in Cholesteatoma surgery09 Jun 202500:24:25

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT", from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on attic reconstruction in Cholesteatoma surgery and how to get it right. Produced in collaboration with the British Society of Otology, this episode features expert insights from Mr Peter Monksfield and Ms Pria Achar, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Skin cancer and reconstructive considerations02 Jun 202500:26:49

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT", from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on skin cancer and reconstructive considerations. Produced in collaboration with the British Society of Facial Plastic Surgery, this episode features expert insights from Professor Alwyn D’Souza and Ms Sadie Khwaja, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Mastering chyle leak management26 May 202500:23:16

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT", from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on mastering chyle leak management. Produced in collaboration with the ENTUK Head and Neck Society, this episode features expert insights from Mr James O'Hara and Mr Jai Manick, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Olfactory loss & dysfunction19 May 202500:26:09

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT", from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on olfactory loss & dysfunction. Produced in collaboration with the British Rhinology Society, this episode features expert insights from Mr San Sunkaraneni and Mrs Archana Jaiswal, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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A Coffee Room Chat in ENT - Secondary cavity obliteration in discharging mastoids12 May 202500:29:17

"A Coffee Room Chat in ENT," from RCSEd and ENT UK, returns with a discussion on the pearls and pitfalls of secondary cavity obliteration in discharging mastoids. Produced in collaboration with the British Society of Otology, this episode features expert insights from Mr Chris Coulson and Ms Codruta Neumann, introduced by Mr Amar Rajgor, ENT UK Trainee Podcast Lead, and Mr James Tysome, ENT UK Director of E-Learning.

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Paediatric Surgery: Vesicouteric Reflux07 Apr 202500:41:25

This month Sophie Lewis (Paediatric Surgery registrar and Paediatric Surgery NOTF) is joined by Mr Ewan Brownlee (Paediatric Urology Consultant Surgeon University Southampton General Hospital and Paediatric Surgery NOTPD) and Ms Marie-Klaire Farrugia (Paediatric Urology Consultant at the Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust/ West London Children's Hospital Alliance) to discuss the challenges in the management of vesicoureteric reflux (VUR), including which patients to investigate, and how to select patients who may need surgical intervention, and why... Say bye to UTI!

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Paediatric Surgery: Investigating and Managing Constipation03 Mar 202500:51:55

Sophie Lewis (Paediatric Surgery Registrar and Paediatric Surgery NOTF), is joined by Ms Kathryn Ford, Paediatric Surgery Consultant at Alder Hey Children's Hospital, to discuss the common presentation of constipation.

FST in Focus26 Feb 202500:40:46

The Faculty of Surgical Trainers continues to lead the way in advancing surgical training across the country and worldwide. In this episode, Professor Alex Phillips (Director) and James Tomlinson (Deputy Director) join Gregory Ekatah on the podcast to shed light on the FST, some of its workstreams and how members and fellows can get involved.

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Foreign Body Ingestion: Button Batteries, Magnets and more, Part 211 Feb 202500:48:57

Sophie Lewis (Paediatric Surgery Registrar and Paediatric Surgery National Online Training Fellow), is joined by Mr Robin Garrett-Cox-Paediatric Surgery Consultant at Bristol Children's Hospital, for Part 2 of the first podcast of a new Paediatric Surgery series, discussing foreign body ingestion.

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Foreign Body Ingestion: Button Batteries, Magnets and more, Part 104 Feb 202500:45:54

Sophie Lewis (Paediatric Surgery Registrar and Paediatric Surgery National Online Training Fellow), is joined by Mr Robin Garrett-Cox-Paediatric Surgery Consultant at Bristol Children's Hospital, in the first podcast of a new Paediatric Surgery series, discussing foreign body ingestion.

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Your Next Breath... In the words of the sculptor27 Jan 202500:55:10

Greg is joined by Kenny Hunter, award winning sculptor, who is responsible for the RCSED COVID Pandemic memorial sculpture - Your Next Breath. They are joined by Professor Mike Griffin, immediate past president of RCSED.

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Looking forward with President Rowan Parks16 Jan 202500:33:31

To start off the year, Professor Parks joins Greg on the podcast to reflect on 2024 and set the scene for what is to come in 2025!

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Welcome back 202509 Jan 202500:04:23

After a few months hiatus, the LTS podcast is back. A introductory episode to set the scene for whats to come in 2025.

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Younger Fellows Series Ep 1: Mentoring21 May 202400:48:08

A new podcast series brought to you in collaboration with the Younger Fellows Group. We discuss mentoring in practice – what it involves, some of the benefits, and dispel some of the myths. This remains a crucial tool in practice today. Examples of mentoring interactions from some our guests. Details of the upcoming mentoring course can be found on the RCSEd website. 

FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Antenatal Counselling with Mr Paul Cullis and Dr Vix Monnelly03 May 202401:02:19

In this episode, Sesi Hotonu explores antenatal counselling with two clinicians who form a vital part of the service in Edinburgh. Mr Paul Cullis is a consultant paediatric surgeon at the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People, and Dr Vix Monnelly is a consultant neonatologist at the Simpsons Centre for Reproductive Health.  A great episode that highlights the importance of the multidisciplinary team in caring for children and families affected by paediatric surgical conditions. 

Financial Wellbeing in collaboration with MedicsMoney01 May 202400:24:49

Some much needed financial tips brought to you in partnership with MedicsMoney. Dr Ed Cantello talks through some pertinent issues to be aware of – from tax codes to pensions and everything in between. A must not miss! 

Team Based Quality Reviews23 Apr 202401:16:20

Gregory Ekatah is joined by Mr Manoj Kumar (Consultant upper GI surgeon) and Helen Vosper (Chartered Ergonomist) to discuss Team Based Quality Reviews (TBQR), an innovative tool / approach to systems thinking in reviewing clinical practice. When things go wrong, or indeed reviewing excellence in clinical practice, TBQR offers a framework to approach these reviews. First TBQR course is on the 20th of May 2024 at RCSEd. 

FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Child Protection with Dr Marianne Forrester19 Apr 202400:49:15

In this episode,  Sesi Hotonu explores a very important topic for all clinicians involved in the care of children- child protection. She is joined by Dr Marianne Forrester, consultant paediatrician at the Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital. As lead for child protection at RACH, and chair of the RCPCH Scottish child protection committee, Dr Forrester takes us expertly through the recognition and management of the child at risk. 

When Things go Wrong… with David Alderson Ep 426 Mar 202400:57:08

The final episode of this series reflecting on when things go wrong. Gregory Ekatah and David Alderson explore the psychological impact on clinicians. This is illustrated by the story of ‘Icarus and Hubris’ and a couple of poems from www.incisedlines.com. They also tackle the concept of resilience in modern day clinical practice.

Tickets are still available for David Alderson's new play 'True Cut' taking place on Friday 14th June, asking the question of “What happens when things go wrong in healthcare?”: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/true-cut-tickets-856178612277

When Things go Wrong… with David Alderson Ep 319 Mar 202400:26:35

The second part of a conversation between Gregory Ekatah and David Alderson as they explore the psychological impact of 'when things go wrong' through the medium of the arts. Listeners can also review the poem Frozen from www.incisedlines.com, written by David, which helps encapsulate this discussion.

Tickets are still available for David Alderson's new play 'True Cut' taking place on Friday 14th June, asking the question of “What happens when things go wrong in healthcare?”: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/true-cut-tickets-856178612277

When Things go Wrong… with David Alderson Ep 212 Mar 202400:41:40

As we focus on wellbeing this week, David Alderson is back on the podcast to continue the conversation on when things go wrong in surgery. The human element, some of the psychological impact on the surgeons, as well as the reaction from non-surgical communities including the media… a thrilling 2-part conversation.

Tickets are still available for David Alderson's new play 'True Cut' taking place on Friday 14th June, asking the question of “What happens when things go wrong in healthcare?”: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/true-cut-tickets-856178612277

FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Paediatric Gastroenterology with Dr Paul Henderson08 Mar 202401:01:42

In this episode, guest host Sesi Hotonu explores two aspects of paediatric gastroenterology with Dr Paul Henderson; gastrointestinal bleeding and inflammatory bowel disease. As a renowned researcher in inflammatory bowel disease and a champion of medical education, Dr Henderson talks eloquently about these two topics including the interface of medical and surgical management.

Patient Safety Series - Maryanne Mariyaselvam04 Mar 202400:42:29

This week, Gregory Ekatah is joined on the podcast by Maryanne Mariyaselvam to discuss her journey through the patient safety space. From leaving surgical training to being involved in a number of patient safety innovations to being awarded a British Empire Medal. 

Patient Safety Series – Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch with Andrew Murphy-Pittock27 Feb 202400:39:54

The patient safety series is back for its final few episodes. Recorded back in August 2023, Andrew Murphy-Pittock joins Gregory Ekatah on the podcast to discuss HSIB which has now become Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB). We explore the role of HSIB / HSSIB, its creation, remit and future developments in the quest to improve patient safety nationally and through international collaborative efforts. Well worth a listen. For more information www.hssib.org.uk

Let’s Remove Sexual Misconduct with Clare McNaught09 Feb 202400:20:07

Vice president Clare McNaught joins Gregory Ekatah back on the podcast to discuss the recent and ongoing Let’s Remove Sexual Misconduct campaign. Recent evidence highlights the scale of the problem. We discuss the RCSEd campaign to eradicate this and the resources available to help tackle it.

FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Statistics and Research with Mr John Hallett02 Feb 202400:37:33

In this episode, guest host Sesi Hotonu explores statistics and research with newly appointed consultant academic paediatric surgeon and honorary clinical lecturer at both the University of Glasgow and the University of Edinburgh, Mr John Hallett.  

FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Recap26 Jan 202400:01:43

Guest host Sesi Hotonu recaps the episodes so far of this exciting series brought to you by the Paediatric Surgery SSB and gives a preview of episodes to come. 

FRCS (Paeds) Beyond General Surgery - Paediatric Anaesthesia with Dr Su Ying Ong19 Jan 202400:48:33

In this episode, guest host Sesi Hotonu explores paediatric anaesthesia and local anaesthetic blocks with consultant paediatric anaesthetist and regional anaesthesia lead at RHCYP Edinburgh Dr Su Ying Ong. 

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