About the Journal
The Australasian Journal of Plastic Surgery publishes original research on all aspects of plastic and reconstructive surgery research and review including aesthetic, breast, burns, cleft lip and palate, craniomaxillofacial, experimental research, general reconstruction, hand, head and neck, history of plastic and military surgery, international collaboration, melanoma and skin cancer,
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MARCH 2021 - VOLUME 4 - NUMBER 1
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Characteristics and assessment of children undergoing upper limb surgery for management of cerebral palsy
Danielle Sabella, Adam Scheinberg, Bruce Johnstone, David McCombe, Monika Hasnat | MARCH 2021 LINK
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Osseointegrated prostheses for lower limb amputees
Sadhishaan Sreedharan, Steven Gray, Frank Bruscino-Raiola | MARCH 2021 LINK
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>Biodegradable temporising matrix in severe meningococcal septicaemia: a case report
Matthew Jennings, Jake Willet, Patrick Coghlan, Nicholas S Solanki, John E Greenwood | MARCH 2021 LINK
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SPOTLIGHT ON NEW ZEALAND
Caregiver satisfaction survey results in a multidisciplinary cleft clinic
New Zealand plastic and reconstructive surgery workforce: update and future projections
Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons is the peak body in Australia for specialist plastic surgeons. Visit ASPS to learn about:
- plastic surgery regulation
- the Australian Breast Device Registry
- training to become a plastic surgeon
- fellowship opportunities
- latest events
ASPS Research Hub seeks to facilitate plastic surgery research by encouraging collaboration and knowledge sharing via the Australasian Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Research Network (APRSRN).
Visit ASPS Research Hub to learn about:
- Combined plastic and reconstructive surgery PhD/FRACS program
- Australian national research projects
- APRSRN network members
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The next Plastic Surgery Congress will be held on the Gold Coast 16-18 June 2022. For further details refer to the PSC website.