Manchester Breast Clinic

Just returned from 2 days teaching in Oxford on the ABS-OOPS course. Helping to demystify therapeutic mammaplasty and perforator flaps, sharing ideas with other faculty and delegates, I always return having learned new things too. Thank you for inviting me.

Enthusiastic delegates from the UK and around the world, together with a really experienced, inspiring faculty make the 2 days teaching on this course one of the highlights of my calendar. Thank you Association of Breast Surgery for inviting me to join you!

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Always feel honoured to talk to these amazing young women about breast reconstruction. I leave smiling, full of the positive vibes they give off!

Great to see the investment in the most up-to-date facilities to give the very best diagnostic service at the Alex.

CoBrCa conference is a truly international affair, only coming to Europe for a second time last week. Fascinating debates and great to hear how things are done in other parts of the world, together with catching up with old friends.

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This is a fantastic initiative that I would encourage all eligible people to take up.

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Reflecting on a fascinating BAPRAS conference in Newcastle. Great sessions on professional values and a joint breast session with ABS. Always lovely to catch up with inspiring trainers and colleagues from around the country, sharing ideas and promoting the very best practice. Must remember to take more photos next time!

Don't forget to register for our online Breast Cancer event with Ms Emma de Sousa, and Mr James Harvey.
So often, concerns about breast health are based on uncertainty about what to look out for, ways to self-examine, and access to assessment when you need to understand the significance of changes in your breasts.

Ms de Sousa will help you understand what is normal and what should raise alarm; the way a person with breast symptoms is assessed, and if diagnosed with breast cancer, how to navigate the myriad of treatments available.

Mr Harvey will explain the strategies used in breast cancer prevention, the latest research, and things you can do to reduce your risk.

Both Emma and James have a wealth of knowledge across all areas of breast health and will end the session with questions and answers for the audience.

Register for your place here:
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ORBS conference returned this week. I have enjoyed catching up with colleagues and keeping up-to-date with the latest techniques in Nottingham.

It is uplifting to receive a complimentary email on a rainy Monday afternoon!