Bedside Rounds

The Facemaker with Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris (#histmedconsultservice)

Jun 7, 2022

51:55

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What Is the Difference Between Facial Reconstruction and a History?

03:26

The Dental Work of Gilles Gilles

01:28

Gilly's World War I and World War II

03:22

Introduction

2min

Why Did You Write the Face Maker?

2min

The Welcome Institute - Medical History

2min

How to Survive a Facial Wound

2min

The Face Maker by Percy Claire

4min

The Dental Work of Gilles Gilles

1min

The Destroying Capacity of Modern Warfare

2min

The Deaths of War and Infectious Diseases

3min

What Is the Difference Between Facial Reconstruction and a History?

3min

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What's the Difference Between the Butchering Art and the Patient Voice?

2min

11.

Is That Your Intent When Writing This Book?

2min

12.

The Plastic Surgeon's Reputation

3min

13.

Gilly's World War I and World War II

3min

14.

Percy Clare and the Face Maker

3min

15.

Was Gillies Successful in His Patience?

2min

16.

The Queen's Hospital

2min

17.

The Face Maker - The Butchering Art

2min

18.

The Butcheryg Art

4min

19.

Under the Knife - The Curious Life and Death Of

1min

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Bedside Rounds Interview

2min

Modern plastic surgery was born out of the horrors of trench warfare in World War I. In this episode, Adam interviews historian Lindsey Fitzharris about her new book The Facemaker, about the life of surgeon Harold Gillies and his quest to rebuild his patients' faces.

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