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FRCS: Companion Cases for the Intercollegiate Exam in General Surgery Your chosen (Colorectal, Upper GI, Breast, etc
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Don't overlook the importance of practicing with peers. Organizing your own journal clubs to critique papers and asking your consultants to conduct mock viva sessions with you are highly effective ways to prepare.
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The FRCS Companion Cases for the Intercollegiate Exam in General Surgery PDF is a valuable resource for candidates preparing for the exam. Some key features of the PDF include:
: Content is written by consultants and successful candidates who have recently passed the exam, ensuring the advice is practical and current. Preparation Strategy for Section 2
Navigating the negative appendectomy rate, managing an appendix mass, and handling intraoperative discovery of a cecal tumor.
Sub-specialties: Endocrine, Breast, Upper GI (OG and HPB), Colorectal, and Vascular Academic Surgery (including paper appraisal and statistics) Transplantation