Online student conferences are one of the greatest pandemic innovations. Able to attend EXCISE Academic Surgery Conference & present/attend LMS Orthoplastics student conference w/o leaving the library or changing from joggers. #MedEd #MedStudentTwitter #orthotwitter

Loved hearing from Mr. Adrian Kendal of NDORMS on his research in tendinopathy pathophysiology at EXCISE Academic Surgery Conference! It's so exciting to see the crossover of biological sciences research and orthopaedic surgery - so much potential for the future! #orthotwitter #MedTwitter

Thank you Mr Kendal from NDORMS for joining us this morning! Can't wait to see where your research in the immunology and pathophysiology of tendon disease leads...

We now are joined by Prof Homer of Leeds Teaching Hospitals who is sharing her experiences pursuing an academic surgery career! We love to see a surgeon recommending that those in healthcare continue to take the time to read - an under-appreciated pastime for medical professionals.

Watching Prof Homer at the EXCISE Academic Surgery Conference conference on MedAll - Really inspired by her approach to #globalsurgery, the importance of surgical research partnerships and how she has combined these in her academic surgery research to improve patient care throughout the world!

Please head to our Virtual Poster Hall and interact with the various students and trainees who have submitted their research! The posters with the greatest engagement will be awarded prizes at the end of the conference! app.medall.org/events/excise-…

Thank you James Vun for engaging our attendees through your systematic review workshop! We appreciate you helping train up the next generation of surgeon-scientists

Thank you Miss Ritika Rampal for another engaging workshop, this time on Audits and how to approach them as students and trainees!

Fantastic talk by Mrs Lord for the EXCISE Academic Surgery Conference conference. The talk goes on to reinforce that a good scientific paper needs to be concise and accurate. Simple English and consistency can differentiate between an average and a great paper!

So thrilled to be hosting Dr Kyle Eberlin from Harvard_Plastic_Surg in today's EXCISE Academic Surgery Conference conference to share his insight on neuropathic pain and its surgical management! He's been a huge inspiration for my interest in peripheral nerve surgery and pain management

Thank you Dr Kyle Eberlin of Harvard_Plastic_Surg Mass General Brigham for a fascinating talk on symptomatic neuroma management and the future of peripheral nerve surgery with TMR and RPNI! It is incredible to see the functional potential of academic surgery research

Fantastic work from our three student/trainee presenters - Dr Katy Whelan, Abdelmadjid Zinet, and Sophie Price! We love seeing your work into #VR in urology, global neurosurgery post-COVID, and #mixedreality in neurorehabilitation. #MedTwitter #research

Nice work, EXCISE Academic Surgery Conference team on an amazing day. You are leading the way with incredible, accessible medical education and conferences. 🙌 Congrats 🎉

So proud of the conference we put on today as part of EXCISE Academic Surgery Conference on MedAll! I really enjoyed the collaboration between OUCRS, Cutting Edge Leeds, and Leaders Leeds in creating such an accessible event in academic surgery for students and trainees

What are the regulatory and logistical barriers to the use of Treg transfer therapies in Europe? Check out our latest review in Frontiers - Medicine: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

The Oxford foundation trainees surgical society in conjunction with The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh is running a free prep course for MRCS part A. It’s a series of 8 lectures covering some of the high yield material for Part A! rcsed.ac.uk/professional-s…

2 days left to submit your abstract for OxSI 2024! Come present your work at a national conference and join us for a day of exciting talks and workshops! t.ly/0ws1F

Join us at the FTSS national conferences. A great chance to present an abstract, meet some future colleagues and take the first steps on a career in surgery