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Multivisceral organ retrieval presents a unique opportunity for military surgeons to practice unusual surgical techniques required in military surgery within the National Health Service.
Multivisceral organ retrieval in the NHS may provide a valuable training opportunity for military surgeons to maintain complex surgical skills.
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Multivisceral organ retrieval may supplement military surgeon training post-Bastion; leaves open prospective validation of skill transfer to contingency operations.
The closure of the Medical Treatment facility in Camp BASTION and the return to contingency operations presents a new challenge in training and maintaining the skills of military surgeons. Multivisceral organ retrieval presents a unique opportunity to practice some of the more unusual techniques required in military surgery in the National Health Service. This article details the experience that organ retrieval offers and matches this to the needs of military surgeons. National Organ Retrieval Service teams need skilled surgeons, and a mutually beneficial partnership is in prospect.
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O’Reilly et al. (2015) conducted an editorial in Military general surgery training. Multivisceral organ retrieval was evaluated. Multivisceral organ retrieval presents a unique opportunity for military surgeons to practice unusual surgical techniques required in military surgery within the National Health Service.
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