Scrubbing In - ep1: Essential Guide to OG Cancer for FRCS

Join Alan and Mohamed, two seasoned surgeons based in the United Kingdom, in our first podcast series dedicated to preparing you for the FRCS general surgical examination. We plan to guide you through the content and structuring of your answers to achieve the highest scores possible. In this episode, we discuss OG Cancer as an example, role-playing a clinical scenario and dissecting the approach to patient evaluation, diagnosis, and management. We stress the importance of concise definitions, algorithmic thinking, and awareness of current guidelines. The aim is to enhance your understanding and boost your performance in the examination. Tune in for insightful discussions and let's navigate the world of surgical examinations together.

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Key Trials to know:
MAGIC (2009):
CROSS (2011)
AEGIS (2013)
FLOT (2015)

Disclaimer: The information presented in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only. It is not designed to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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[jojojames]

Great Share. Keep the good work going weekly to keep momentum

[babajideoladayo]

Excellent presentation.
I would not have expected any less from UK trained surgeons.
I would want you to provide clear answers to the following terms as related to oncology: operable tumour, unresectable tumour, inoperable tumour.
Thank you for your generosity of spirit.

[AbdulBasit-oeiv]

Excellent production with noble objective of training for FRCS examination.

[firascanada]

Good start Mate.

You’ve not mentioned Gastric Conduit Necrosis as a potential cause of sepsis post ILO.

I’d like to help out J this project if we can simulate the Behind The Knife podcast style