We're giving all LBM 2024 delegates 50% off ARBS Premium membership, which will allow you to access our full LBM video library, including on-demand recordings from this year's event.  Come visit the ARBS Net stand in the Dorchester Library to make the most of this exclusive discount before the end of the event! Or checkout online - simply use the code LBM2450 at checkout to get 50% off: click here to secure your discounted rate.

In light of this recent research paper on Congenital and Acquired Symmastia: Experience from 100 Cases Treated, we're calling ARBS Net members to share your experiences when facing this issue. How have you dealt with symmastia during your surgical practice?  Share your thoughts with colleagues in this thread. 👇

Using fluorescent guide in breast cancer surgery: is it actually useful in your practice? 

Submit your questions for our brilliant speakers ahead of Thursday's webinar on innovative new technologies (including AI) and how they are helping to improve breast surgery practice.  If you have any questions you'd like our webinar guests to answer, please submit them on this thread, and we'll give them to the chair, Maurice Nahabedian, before the live webinar. If you haven't already, you can register for the webinar here. Who are the speakers? Dr Matthew A. Cissell, DHSc, PA-C - Surgical Physician Assistant Dr. Cissell obtained his Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from Virginia Tech, an experience he found both interesting and rewarding. However, his professional passion shifted towards healthcare, leading him to pursue a Master of Health Science from The George Washington University. This was followed by a General Surgery PA Residency Certificate from Yale University and ultimately a Doctorate of Science in Health Science from Eastern Virginia Medical School.Currently, he works as a Surgical Physician Assistant at the National Center for Plastic Surgery in McLean, Virginia, specializing in microvascular free-flap breast reconstruction. He has also founded SurgEvolve, LLC, a small business focused on developing new surgical technologies and exploring the many applications of artificial intelligence within the medical field. Hani Sbitany - Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Hani Sbitany, MD, FACS, is a Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in New York City. He is formerly of the University of California San Francisco where he was an Associate Professor of Surgery.Dr. Sbitany specializes in cosmetic and reconstructive breast surgery, particularly in post-mastectomy breast reconstruction, regularly performing both microsurgical free tissue transfer and implant-based reconstruction in his practice. He has also helped to define new, less-invasive procedures for post-mastectomy breast reconstruction (prepectoral breast reconstruction).Dr. Sbitany has authored numerous publications and book chapters and is a previous Associate Editor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Journal and the Breast Surgery Section of Annals of Plastic Surgery Journal.

1 week until our free webinar!  New technologies for improving breast surgery on Thursday, January 25, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.  Hear from two leading experts about innovative new technologies' (including AI) and how they are helping to improve breast surgery practice. To register for a free place at the webinar, click here.  If you have any questions for our speakers, Maurice Nahabedian and Dr Matthew A. Cissell, DHSc, PA-C, please comment them on this discussion thread. 

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