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Talking surgical margins with Dr Ian Katz

Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast series | A/Prof Tony Dicker & Dr Ian Katz unpack confusion around clinical vs histological margins in skin cancer surgery.

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Avoiding nerve injury in skin cancer surgery

Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast series | Real-world tips to avoid nerve injury in skin cancer surgery, covering high-risk anatomy, with A/Prof Tony Dicker.

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Rhomboid flap tutorial

Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast series | A/Prof Tony Dicker takes a closer look at rhomboid closures: a practical flap technique for your surgical toolkit.

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Deep dissolving sutures for wound closure

Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast series | A/Prof Tony Dicker explores the practicalities of deep dissolving sutures for wound closure in skin cancer surgery.

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Advice for GPs starting out in skin cancer surgery

Presented by Dr Tony Azzi

'Better to be a master of a couple flaps rather than know a little about all the flaps.' Watch Dr Tony Azzi's advice for getting started with skin surgery.

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Importance of GPs treating skin cancer in primary care

Presented by Dr Tony Azzi

Over 90 per cent of skin cancers are managed by GPs. Learn from Dr Tony Azzi about the importance of GPs providing skin cancer treatments in primary care.

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