Ranked #1
Pancreatitis
Pancreatitis
Keaton Jones, Academic Clinical Fellow at the University of Oxford, talks to Ash Bhalla, Research Fellow in Surgery at t... Read more
24 Aug 2013
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10mins
Ranked #2
How to obtain informed consent
How to obtain informed consent
Every surgeon needs to obtain informed consent before proceeding with any procedure. Ricky Ellis talks to Daniel Couch a... Read more
28 May 2016
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15mins
Ranked #3
Nissen's Fundoplication - all you need to know and video of the operation
Nissen's Fundoplication - all you need to know and video of the operation
Nissen's fundoplication is probably the most common procedure used to treat gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD or G... Read more
30 Jul 2015
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19mins
Ranked #4
Medical Statistics IX - Bias, relative risk and odds ratio
Medical Statistics IX - Bias, relative risk and odds ratio
If you think that relative risk is worrying that Uncle Brian will start dancing at the wedding, then you need to watch t... Read more
6 Oct 2015
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15mins
Ranked #5
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy - part 2
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy - part 2
School of Surgery are back from their summer holidays! Keaton Jones completes his multimedia explanation of lap chole wi... Read more
17 Aug 2013
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6mins
Ranked #6
What you need to know about managing pain
What you need to know about managing pain
What are you going to do when you are asked to see a patient in pain?! What drug will you give? What if it doesn't work?... Read more
3 Nov 2013
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10mins
Ranked #7
Medical Statistics X: Funnel Plots
Medical Statistics X: Funnel Plots
Funnel plots are a central part of how the results of a meta analysis are presented. Learn what they are, what they mean... Read more
2 May 2016
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9mins
Ranked #8
How to apply for core surgical training
How to apply for core surgical training
Its never too early to think about getting yourself ready for successful application to core surgical training, be you m... Read more
28 Jun 2016
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15mins
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Anal Fissure - the evidence
Anal Fissure - the evidence
Rick Nelson knows more about anal fissure than almost anyone in the world and has recently published a comprehensive met... Read more
16 Sep 2017
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27mins
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All you need to know about Hiatus Hernia
All you need to know about Hiatus Hernia
Sliding or rolling? That is the question! Or at least one of the questions you will need to know the answer to when you ... Read more
1 Aug 2015
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7mins
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What muscle looks like down the microscope (skeletal, cardiac and smooth)
What muscle looks like down the microscope (skeletal, cardiac and smooth)
Professor Susan Anderson helps you recognise and understand the similarities and differences between the microscopic app... Read more
16 Jun 2018
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6mins
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How to manage early rectal cancer
How to manage early rectal cancer
The management of early rectal cancer is becoming increasingly complex.Find out all you need to know about diagnosis, st... Read more
19 May 2018
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23mins
Ranked #13
Urology for the non urologist - practical tips on what to do when called in the night
Urology for the non urologist - practical tips on what to do when called in the night
A host of practical tips on difficult urethral catheter insertion, changing a suprapubic catheter, managing a 3-way cath... Read more
18 Mar 2017
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18mins
Ranked #14
Angina - part 1: definition, diagnosis and investigation
Angina - part 1: definition, diagnosis and investigation
Angina is a very common condition that all doctors will come across in their normal working day. In this podcast Dr Dami... Read more
24 Sep 2015
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15mins
Ranked #15
A novel sphincter sparing technique for complex fistula in ano
A novel sphincter sparing technique for complex fistula in ano
Dr Ruediger Prosst, Director of The Proctological Institute in Stuttgart, Germany, tells Jon Lund about his experience i... Read more
13 Mar 2017
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28mins
Ranked #16
Holiday Message
Holiday Message
Happy Holidays from all at School of Surgery
22 Dec 2013
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Ranked #17
How to do a laparoscopic anterior resection
How to do a laparoscopic anterior resection
Building on last week's podcast, Katherine Smith, Specialty Registrar in East Midlands School of Surgery, takes you thro... Read more
25 Sep 2013
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10mins
Ranked #18
How to interpret an abdominal CT
How to interpret an abdominal CT
TO VIEW PLEASE DOWNLOADThe CT scan has become central in the management of abdominal conditions, especially emergencies.... Read more
23 Nov 2015
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25mins
Ranked #19
Radiotherapy for surgeons - the basics
Radiotherapy for surgeons - the basics
Keaton Jones asks Sindu Vivekanandan what is radiotherapy, how it works and why we use it. Dose and fractionation are ex... Read more
4 Nov 2017
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11mins
Ranked #20
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis
Keaton Jones talks to Dr Adrian Jones, consultant rheumatologist, about symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of osteoarthri... Read more
10 May 2013
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8mins