Prof Anthony Dixon
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Doctors who have completed the five day skin cancer workshop are invited to return for the advanced three day workshop. This event focuses on face and ear reconstruction following skin cancer excision.
In this program life like plastic models of human heads are used to practice reconstruction techniques in the most realistic scenario available in reconstruction training short of practice on humans themselves.
The advanced weekend concentrates on difficult areas of the body: lip, ear, nose, eyelid, and cheek. 15 reconstructions are explained, demonstrated and then practised on the plastic model.
The program includes 6 sessions of 2.5 hours and 3 sessions of 1 hour.
Enrolment costs include purchase of the lifelike human head model used to effect all procedures over the course.
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Welcome Introduction
Wedge excision of lip - LIP - LOWER
Wedge excision of ear - EAR - LEFT
Wedge excision of eyelid - EYE - RIGHT
Banner transposition on the ear - EAR - RIGHT
Lateral low nose bilobed flap repair - NOSE - RIGHT
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Helical advancement on ear - EAR - RIGHT
Harry Potter flap - FOREHEAD - LEFT
Skin graft from upper eyelid to lower eyelid - EYE - LEFT
Bilobed flap on cheek - CHEEK - RIGHT
Two defects - one closure - NECK - RIGHT
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Large medial cheek rotation flap - CHEEK - LEFT
The "TOT" flap - FOREHEAD - RIGHT
Full thickness skin graft to nasal alar - NOSE - LEFT
Upper lip V - Y island advancement - LIP - UPPER
Closing a defect that is partly on cheek and partly on nose – NOSE - LEFT
Closure of workshop
When available, Dr. Alex Nirenberg may contribute to this program.
All the procedures are undertaken on your manikin.
Prof Anthony Dixon
Professor Dixon and Dr Nirenberg
Dr Nirenberg leads our education of dermatopathology, including the correlations between pathology and dermoscopy of skin lesions.
Professor Dixon leads our education of skin lesion dermatology, skin surgery and dermoscopy. All the practical sessions with skin models is overseen by Professor Dixon
Dr. Nirenberg