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Talks at meetings or articles in journals and textbooks don't always tell the whole story of the field of plastic surgery. With the Deep Cuts podcasts, PRS Global Open delves into the details that are often hidden from view. In the "Giants of Plastic Surgery", Dr.
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Drs. Ryan Stehr, Zong Law, and Eric Wang: Leveling Up Your Oral Board Exam Preparations (opens the original)
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In this Leveling Up episode of the PRS Global Open Deep Cuts Podcast, ASPS Oral Board Course Faculty Drs. Ryan Stehr, Zong Law, and Eric Wang discuss their own experiences with the Plastic Surgery Oral Board Examination, how to organize your practice to streamline case book preparation, common pitfalls to avoid, what to expect during the known case examination and how to approach it, and strategies for preparing for the unknown cases. Read a related PRS Global Open article by Bergman, Jehle, and
Mr. Norman Waterhouse: "Facial Surgery, Fatherhood, and Forging Your Own Path" – A "Giants in Plastic Surgery" Interview (opens the original)
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In this "Giants in Plastic Surgery" episode of the PRS Global Open Deep Cuts Podcast, we sit down with Mr. Norman Waterhouse, an internationally renowned Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon best known for his expertise in facial, craniofacial and aesthetic surgery. Mr. Waterhouse reflects on a career spanning more than four decades: from training in Cambridge, Bristol and London, with further experience in Bordeaux, Adelaide and Tokyo, to leading the Craniofacial Unit at Chelsea and We
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