Reconstructive Minds
Plastic Surgery Interest Group (University of Toronto)Reconstructive Minds is the official podcast of the Plastic Surgery Interest Group at the University of Toronto created to demystify plastic surgery for medical students. Through theme-based conversations with attendings and residents, the series explores the full breadth of the specialty - from microsurgery and hand to craniofacial, burn, aesthetic, and reconstructive surgery. Each episode blends... more
| Episodes | 1 | Founded | 3 months ago | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness |
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Welcome to the inaugural episode of Reconstructive Minds, a podcast dedicated to demystifying plastic and reconstructive surgery for medical students across Canada and beyond!
In Episode 1, we sit down live with Dr. Kyle Wanzel, the Program Director... more
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