King’s Health Partners: Virtual Academic Surgical Grand Rounds

Join our innovative and dynamic lecture series informing practising surgeons, undergraduate and postgraduate trainees who aspire to be surgeons, along with allied healthcare professionals who support day-to-day work, about the latest themes in surgery.

Our Grand Rounds provide an opportunity for our surgical community to come together and network, develop friendships and relationships with national and international colleagues, present high-quality research and inform others of progress in their specialist field. These are usually held virtually, every fourth Thursday of the month. For a full list of upcoming dates and topics, please visit the King's Health Partners website.

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For our upcoming Grand Round taking place on Thursday 25 January, we will be focusing on ENT - Head & Neck Surgery. Please find further details on our chair and speakers below.

Chair: Mr Asit Arora
ENT, Thyroid, Head and Neck Consultant Surgeon and Robotic Head and Neck Surgery Lead, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, and Senior Lecturer, King’s College London

Topic update: "Current Management of Thyroid Nodules - The United Kingdom Perspective"

Mr Ricard Simo
Consultant Otorhinolaryngologist Head, Neck and Thyroid Surgeon and Thyroid Cancer Surgical Lead, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, and Honorary Senior Lecturer, King’s College London

Bulkley-Barry-Cooper Surgical Professorial Lecture: "Technological advancements in the management of Thyroid Cancer"

Prof Ralph P. Tufano
Director, FPG Thyroid and Parathyroid Center, Director, Head and Neck Endocrine Surgery and Laryngology, Sarasota Memorial Health Care System, Sarasota, Florida, and Clinical Professor of Surgery, The Florida State University College of Medicine

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Don't miss this opportunity to join us for an enlightening evening and be a part of our thriving surgical community.

For more information on our Bulkley-Barry-Cooper Surgical Professorship and other areas of our Academic Surgery programme, please visit the King's Health Partners website. You'll also also find links to recordings from previous Grand Rounds.