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All things plastic surgery. The podcast where we record "The Plastics Fella" team meetings and take you behind the scenes of ThePlasticsFella platform. We also deep dive into complex topics with expert guests.
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How to Publish Better Plastic Surgery Research, with Adam Reid (opens the original)
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📩 Subscribe to The Plastics Paper: www.theplasticsfella.com/theplasticspaper-newsletter In this episode of How I Operate , Ryan Sugrue is joined by Adam Reid , Editor-in-Chief of JPRAS, to explore what really happens to plastic surgery research between submission and publication. Following a manuscript through the editorial process, Adam explains what editors look for when assessing a paper, how peer review works, and why good methodology, research integrity and clinical relevance matter more th
At the Limits of Reconstruction, How far is too far? With Dr Pedro Cavadas (opens the original)
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📩 Subscribe to The Plastics Fella Newsletter: https://www.theplasticsfella.com In this episode of How I Operate , Ryan Sugrue is joined by Pedro Cavadas , a reconstructive microsurgeon known for tackling complex limb salvage and replantation cases where conventional reconstructive options can begin to run out. Beginning with the medial sural artery perforator (MSAP) flap, Cavadas gives a characteristically direct account of where the flap is useful, where it is not, and why anatomy and surgical
Deconstructing Breast Reduction, with Dr. Elizabeth Hall-Findlay (opens the original)
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📩 Subscribe to The Plastics Fella Newsletter: https://www.theplasticsfella.com In this episode of How I Operate , Ryan Sugrue is joined by Dr Elizabeth Hall-Findlay, whose work has helped reshape the way plastic surgeons think about breast reduction. Dr Hall-Findlay traces the evolution of her approach from the traditional inverted T inferior pedicle technique to vertical reduction and the true superomedial pedicle. She explores the importance of separating skin design, blood supply and parenchy
Designing the Perfect PIA Flap, with Prof. Claudio Angrigiani (opens the original)
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📩 Subscribe to The Plastics Fella Newsletter: https://www.theplasticsfella.com In this episode of How I Operate , Ryan Sugrue is joined by Professor Claudio Angrigiani , the creator of the Posterior Interosseous Artery (PIA) flap and one of the pioneers of perforator flap surgery. Looking back over four decades of innovation, Professor Angrigiani shares the story behind the development of the PIA flap, from cadaveric anatomy studies in Argentina to its adoption as a reliable reconstructive optio
Inside the Creation of the Mathes & Nahai Classification, With Dr. Foad Nahai (opens the original)
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📩 Subscribe to The Plastics Paper Newsletter: www.theplasticsfella.com/theplasticspaper-newsletter/ In the second episode of How I Operate , Ryan Sugrue (ThePlasticsFella) sits down with Professor Foad Nahai, co-creator of the Mathes & Nahai classification, one of the most influential frameworks in reconstructive surgery. More than four decades after its publication, the classification remains a cornerstone of plastic surgery training and clinical practice. Professor Nahai reflects on the anatom
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