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Thomas William Lawson Chapman

BSc., MB.ChB., FRCS (Plast)

Personal Details

Date of Birth 21st October 1973

GMC Number 4505286

On the specialist register for plastic surgery

Qualifications BSc., MB.ChB, MRCS, FRCS (Plast)

Address: The Old Rectory Great Witley, Worcestershire

WR6 6JP Education Prizes and Distinctions

19921998 Bristol University Medical School

Anatomy with Distinction Biochemistry with Distinction Physiology with Distinction Pathology with Merit Public Health with Merit ChichesterRaleigh Undergraduate Prize Anatomy Dissection Prize

1995 Intercalated BSc in Physiology

Medical Board Undergraduate Scholarship Smith and Nephew Foundation Scholarship Graduation with First Class Honours

1998 Final MB

Surgery and Pathology with Distinction Paediatrics and Medicine with Merit

19982010 Postgraduate Qualifications 2002 MRCS (Eng) 2009 FRCS (Plast)

2010 Ethicon Oversees Bursary, BAPRAS Travelling Award 2011 CCT in Plastic Surgery and enrolment on specialist register Current Post Substantive Consultant in Plastic and reconstructive surgery at North Bristol NHS Trust, with honorary contracts at Gloucester Royal and Cheltenham General Hospitals. Private Practice and admitting rights at Spire Hospitals in Worcester and Bristol, Winfield Ramsay Hospital in Gloucester and Cheltenham Nuffield Hospital. Previous Posts Held

Date Location SubSpeciality Supervisor Sep 2011 – Sep 2012 Frenchay Hospital

Bristol Breast, Sarcoma, Lower Limb

Locum Consultant

Feb 2011 Fellow – Sep 2011

City Hospital, Nottingham

Sarcoma & Breast Fellowship

Mr. S. McCulley Mr. G. Perks

Oct 2010 SpR – Jan 2011

Frenchay Hospital Bristol

Breast Surgery & Microsurgery

Mr. S. Wilson

Aug 2010 Fellow Oct 2010

Spire & St Marys Hospital, Bristol

Aesthetic Surgery Fellowship

Mr. N. Mercer

June 2010 Fellow – Aug 2010


Microsurgery Fellowship

Mr .U. Khan Mr. S. Wilson

Feb 2010 Fellow –May 2010

Cattinara Hospital, Trieste, Italy

Lower Limb Fellowship

Prof. Z. Arnez

May 2009 SpR Jan 2010


General Plastics Mr. R. Warr

Jan 2009 SpR May 2009


Lower Limb Reconstruction

Mr. U. Khan

June 2008 SpR Dec 2008


Cleft lip and Palate Surgery

Mr. T Cobley

Apr 2008 SpR June 2008


Breast Reconstruction

Mr. J. Kenealy

Dec 2007 SpR April 2008


Burns Surgery Mr. T. Burge Miss. C. Estella

July 2007 SpR Dec 2007


Aesthetic Surgery

Mr N. Mercer

Dec 2007 SpR July 2007

Derriford Hospital Plymouth

Paediatric and Hypospadias

Mr. S. Wharton

July 2006 SpR Dec 2007


Hand Surgery Head and Neck

Mr. A. Fitton

May 2006 SpR July 2006



Mr. R. Morris

Dec 2005 SpR May 2006


Hand Surgery Mr. J. McDiarmid

Jun 2005 SpR Dec 2005


General Plastics

Mr. A. Adenirian

Feb 2005 Derriford Hospital Hand Surgery Mr. A. Fitton

SpR Jun 2005 Plymouth Head and Neck Oct 2004 SpR Feb 2005



Mr. R. Morris

Apr 2004 LAS Oct 2004


Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery

Miss. N. Timoney Mr. N. Mercer

Aug 2003 SHO Apr 2004

Frenchay Hospital, Bristol

Plastic Surgery Mr. N. Mercer

Feb 2003 SHO Aug 2003

Derriford Hospital, Plymouth

Plastic Surgery Mr. R. Morris

Nov 2002 SHO Feb 2003


Intensive Care Dr. P. Naughton

Aug 2002 SHO Nov 2002


Vascular Surgery Mr. S. Ashley



Urology Mr. P. Dickinson

Aug 2001 SHO Feb 2002


Orthopaedics Mr G. Charnley



Neurosurgery Mr. G. Palmer



General Surgery Mr. D. Willis



Accident & Emergency

Mr. M. Binchey


University of Bristol Anatomy Demonstrator

Dr. H. Fielding

Feb 1999 PRHO Aug 1999


General Medicine Prof. M. Wilkins

Aug 1998 PRHO Feb 1999

Bristol Royal Infirmary, Bristol

General Surgery Prof. D. Alderson

Memberships of Learned Societies

British Association of Plastic Surgeons

British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons

British Burn Association

Royal College of Surgeons (England)

Medical Protection Society

Training and Experience I have no gaps in my training. I have trained through the traditional route of PRHO/SHO/SpR prior to changes with MMC. As an SHO I completed a Basic Surgical Rotation in a variety of specialities relevant to plastic surgery including, more unusually, anatomy demonstrating and ending with 18 months of plastic surgery post MRCS. This

gave me an excellent grounding for the subsequent 6 years as a plastic surgery trainee in the Southwest UK, during which I took the FRCS Plast, and on completion was awarded CCT in Plastic Surgery in 2011. The core of training, in which I have been exposed to all subspecialties, has been spent in Plymouth and Bristol. Additional fellowships in internationally renowned centres in my subspecialist interests have further strengthened my experience. In October 2011 I was appointed as a fixed term consultant at NBT in particular to support the lower limb, breast and sarcoma services. In addition to these specific duties I have contributed to the oncall rota, and supported the plastics trauma and skin cancer services. I have worked hard, safely, efficiently, effectively and maintained a good rapport with my consultant colleagues, management and other core team members as well as embracing my duties as a trainer and mentor. I have a track record of satisfied patients and keep my own database for purposes of audit and research. Subspecialist Interests and Fellowships 1. Lower Limb Surgery I have been inspired in this emerging subspecialty by the influence of my mentor, Mr. Umraz Khan. I have worked on a specific lower limb firm for six months, as well as being actively involved in lower limb cases throughout my career and during two microsurgical fellowships. As a trainee I performed over 50 free flaps in the lower limb, as well as developing competencies in hindquarter, above and below knee amputation, and local flaps including gastrocnemius, gracilis, dorsalis pedis and medial plantar/instep flaps. I work well with orthopaedic colleagues, have attended the relevant AO courses, and have experience in frame fixation and limb shortening. In 2010, I took the initiative to work with an international leader in the subspecialty, Professor Zoran Arnez in Cattinara Hospital, Trieste, Italy. This fellowship post was given prospective training approval, and funded through a BAPRAS travelling award as well as an Ethicon Bursary. Both awards were given in open competition, and the maximum award approved. During this 4 month post I was able to participate in the management of a large number of complex cases, simply not possible in the majority of UK centres within the same timeframe. On return, my report and reflections on training in the UK compared to Italy were published in the College Bulletin. Since appointed consultant I have performed over 200 flaps at NBT for complex lower limb trauma, as well as assisting in over another 100. I have also performed revisional elective surgery in another 100 lower limb patients. I have developed a good rapport and working relationship with orthopaedic colleagues at NBT and the frame surgeons at the BRI. I have set up a joint lower limb clinic in addition to the preexisting clinic led by Umraz Khan which was overburdened by the demands on the service and waiting times have decreased to satisfactory levels in consequence. I have also worked with Umraz Khan to develop an outreach service to Gloucester Royal Hospital on a spokeandhub basis. A number of cases have been performed at GRH which has enabled the service to be delivered closer to home for patients and saved transfer costs and bed occupancy at NBT. I appreciate the costs involved in delivering the service and have met with coders to discuss ways to improve correct remuneration I have a number of publications and presentations in this field, and was invited faculty on the BAPRAS advanced educational course on reconstructive limb surgery in Manchester in September 2014 and the AO orthoplastics conference in Coventry April

2012. Feedback from both courses was very positive and I look forward to expanding this role. I am involved in the process of setting up an international orthoplastics course with a predominantly Bristol led faculty, as well as forming an orthoplastics subspecialist interest group within BAPRAS and the BOA. I firmly believe we have the opportunity to establish NBT as an international leader in orthoplastic reconstruction. 2. Sarcoma I have had a long interest in sarcoma and its reconstructive implications. I have worked with sarcoma surgeons in Plymouth, Bristol and Nottingham and have regularly attended the supraregional sarcoma meetings and audit. I have related publications and presentations. I subscribe to Sarcoma UK, have attended their workshops and completed the BAPRAS advanced course. As a trainee I became competent in forequarter and hindquarter amputations as well as lower level amputations and chest wall reconstruction techniques. In addition, my experience in microsurgery and limb reconstruction lends itself towards this subspecialty which often involves the limb and often requires flap, sometimes free flap reconstruction. In May 2010, I took a month unpaid leave to work with Professor Meirion Thomas at the Marsden Hospital London, with particular exposure to the management of intraabdominal and retroperitoneal sarcoma which is generally not possible as a plastic surgery trainee. There I also learned trucut biopsy techniques and the use of Ultrasound imaging for guided biopsy. I worked with Graeme perks at Nottingham as an oncoplastic reconstruction fellow. This included a weekly sarcoma MDT and clinic and all day sarcoma list. I operated independently on a number of major sarcoma cases and set up a sarcoma database for the purposes of audit and research. Since February 2012 I have worked alongside Paul Wilson at NBT as a core team member of Sarcoma MDT. I attend the weekly sarcoma MDT and clinic and have developed a good working relationship with members of the team. I have performed over 300 servicerelated operations including major sarcoma and reconstruction. I attended the internal peer review and am working with Paul Wilson on ways to streamline and still improve the service, including the setting up of outreach clinics Postgraduate Clinical Courses Completed

2014 Study day for medical students BAPRAS [Faculty] ESPRAS Masterclass [Faculty] BAPRAS Educational Programme (LLimb) [Faculty]

2012 AO Orthoplastics Course [Faculty]

2011 BAPRAS Educational Programme (LLimb) [Faculty] 2010 AO Foot and Ankle Course 2009 ATLS Refresher Course Canniesburn PreFellowship Preparation Course Norfolk and Norwich PreFellowship Preparation Course

2008 BSSH Instructional Course Hand Surgery (Dupuytrens)

BAPRAS Educational Programme (Craniofacial)

2007 BSSH Instructional Course in Hand Surgery (Congenital) Child Protection Course, Plymouth, UK BAPRAS Educational Programme (Head and Neck) 2006 BAPRAS Educational Programme (Trunk, Genitalia) BSSH Instructional Course in Hand Surgery (Bone) BAPRAS Educational Programme (Breast) BSSH Instructional Course in Hand Surgery (Tendon) Derby CArm Radiology Course BAPS Instructional Course for Trainees (Skin Cancer)

2005 Canniesburn Flap Course Fundamental techniques in burn reconstruction APLS (Advanced Paediatric Life Support) EMSB (Emergency Management of Severe Burns) Microsurgery Worskshop

Postgraduate NonClinical Courses Completed

2014 Single Joint Expert Reporting and Excellence in Report Writing (Bond Solon) Surgery and the Law (Royal College of Surgeons) Medical Negligence and Business Skills for Experts (Bond Solon)

2013 Doctors in difficulty (Severn Deanery) ARCP Assessment (Severn Deanery) Equality and Diversity Training (Severn Deanery) Educational Supervision Course (Severn Deanery)

2012 Advanced Communication Skills Workshop GCP (Good clinical practice) for principal investigators ARCP Workshop for educational supervisors Equal Opportunities Training Doctors in Difficulty for educational supervisors 2011 BME Mentoring Scheme for NBT Current issues in the NHS (Hammersmith Group) 2010 RCS TAIP Course (Training and Assessment in Practice) 2009 Communication Skills THLP Teaching Skills THLP Leadership Skills THLP

RCS Legal Aspects of Surgical Practice

Information technology Ability to work with computers is essential. Specific abilities include:

Correspondence is via Email and ability to navigate Internet and use of online medical libraries for research

Use of Word™ and Excel™ for documents and use of Powerpoint™ for presentations where possible

Use of Digital Camera and Photoshop™ for pictures and illustrations, use of Digital Xray systems

Familiarity with a variety of inhouse systems. Completion of Cerner Training

Audit I have been in involved in audit activity throughout my career and have presented at departmental, interdepartmental and regional meetings. My aim has been to complete two projects a year. A number of projects have led to demonstrable improvements in outcomes and have been presented nationally or regionally. In response to the Darzi white paper, and even more recent commissioning changes, I have focused lately on auditing quality of patientderived outcome measures rather than simple medical audit. Moreover, as consultants we can no longer expect our complications to be collated and presented at junior level as has historically been the case. I keep a database of all my procedures and complications for audit and research purposes and have presented them myself at departmental audit. Clinical Governance & Management

I subscribe to Hospital Doctor and receive bulletins from the institute for innovation and improvement and health service journal online. I have attended the regular consultant and departmental business meetings and, I believe, made valuable contributions to them

I am a member of the Pressure Sore Steering Group. We have developed pathways of referral within NBT for new pressure sores as well as the ‘skin bundle’ to reduce inpatient pressure sore frequency. We perform RCA for all grade 3 or 4 pressure sores arising in the trust. This has important implications for CNST as well as CQUIN targets.

I have worked with Umraz Khan to formalise pathways of referral and treatment within the major trauma network.. I have worked with and presented to coders to improve their understanding of the speciality and attain the correct coding categories and remuneration.

I have produced a variety of patient information leaflets. Recently, I have worked with Caroline Oats, breast care nurse, to produce better patient information on fat transfer and set up a database of the large volume transfers performed in NBT. I am working with Chris Millman (Sarcoma Nurse) and the Macmillan team to improve patient information for sarcoma.

I managed the department rota at Frenchay for 12 months. I maintained a healthy rapport between 27 juniors, maximised training opportunities while maintaining the heavy service needs. During my leadership, juniors were new deal and EWTD

compliant. I instituted changes to an open, accessible and fair system for booking of leave which had been a previous point of conflict. I also created a new working arrangement for registrars, giving each a stable job plan. This led to better communication and continuity for staff and patients. Feedback from juniors was also extremely positive. I have assisted in the production of an induction programme for CT1/2s in the department and an induction/information booklet.

I am responsible for recruitments of junior doctors in our department, writing adverts and job descriptions, selecting candidates on NHS Jobs and Interviewing.

Teaching I enjoy teaching and take every opportunity formally and informally to educate students, medical and nursing staff. Specific duties include:

I have a long association with Bristol University. I am a member of the Senior Common Room and Exloco tutor at Manor Hall. I was elected as a Convocation representative to Bristol University Court, effectively the University governing body. I have experience setting, observing and marking undergraduate examinations as an anatomy demonstrator, and am a member of the interview panel for medical and dental admissions. I contributed to designing a new undergraduate medical curriculum at Bristol University. I have supervise a number of medical students taking special study modules in our department.

I am an educational supervisor and attend the ARCP meetings for Southwest Plastic surgery trainees. I have experience as faculty on Basic Surgical Skills, ESPRAS, BAPRAS Educational and AO Courses. I am very enthusiastic about my speciality. I presented for the speciality at a Careers Day for medical students and foundation years at the Peninsula Medical School. I have set up an exchange of trainees between the UK and Cattinara Hospital in Italy.

I was responsible for Creation of a teaching rotafor registrars in plastic surgery in

Plymouth covering the BAPS syllabus over a period of three years, creation of a teaching rota for SHOs in surgery at Derriford Hospital to include core parts of the MRCS syllabus, initiation of a plastic surgery trauma teaching timetable specifically for the accident and emergency SHOs at Derriford Hospital, and delivery of a variety of talks while an SHO and registrar in plastic and reconstructive surgery using Microsoft Powerpoint™. I initiated grand rounds and practice Vivas for the registrars in plastic and reconstructive surgery while in Nottingham.

Research

Practical Research Experience

Practical experience of working in research laboratories

Home Office Licence for animal experimentation

Tissue harvest from experimental animals

Practised in Immunocytochemistry and in Vitro Cell Culture

Experience with DNA amplification and electrophoresis

Publications Outcome of the management of open ankle fractures in an orthoplastic specialist centre. Chummun, S. Wright T., Chapman T.W.L, Khan, U. Injury 12/2014:286 The distally Pedicled Gracilis Flap for Salvage of Complex Knee Wounds. Mitsala G., Varey A., O’Neil J., Chapman T.W.L., Khan U. Injury 11/2014 The proximally pedicled medial plantar flap based on superficial venous circulation for venous drainage. Mossaad B., Wright T., Chummun C., Khan U., Chapman T.W.L. JPRAS 04/2013

Does vascular injury affect the outcome of open tibial fractures ? Chummun S., Wright T., Chapman T.W.L. Khan U.M.(JPRAS)

Use of tranexamic acid to reduce bleeding in burns surgery. Tang YM, Chapman TW, Brooks P. JPRAS. 2012 May;65(5):6846.

Split anterolateral thigh (ALT) free flap for vulva reconstruction: a case report. Filobbos G, Chapman T, Khan U. JPRAS. 2012 Apr;65(4):5256. Creating a new microsurgical Service. Chapman TW, Arnez T, Arnez ZM JPRAS. 2012 Mar;65(3):4112. Compression dressing for brachioplasty. Filobbos G, Chapman T. JPRAS 2012 Jan;65(1):127.

Iatrogenic Burns from Garlic Fillobos G, Chapman, T., Gesakis K. J Burn Care Res. 2012 JanFeb;33(1) Reflections on Surgical training in the UK after a working visit to Italy. Chapman T.W.L. RCS Bulletin, May 2011 Sunburn as a Consequence of resting reading glasses on a reconstructed breast. Mahajan,A. Chapman T. Mandalia M. Morris R. JPRAS 2010 (63) 170 Immediate Versus Delayed Breast Reconstruction. T.W.L. Chapman, R.J. Morris. Chapter 21, pages 257262, The Evidence for Plastic Surgery edited by Christopher Stone. Tfm Publishing Ltd., ISBN 978903378502 The Long Term Outcome of Pretibial Injuries A Life Changing Event? Chapman T.W.L., Rees L., Yarrow J.R., Wharton S. Injury July 2008, 37:781785 Clinical Application of Natural Tissue Expansion in the Face. A L Mahajan, T.W.L. Chapman. The Internet Journal of Plastic Surgery 2007, 3 (1) A Novel use of Vascularised Free Fibula Flap to Stabilize Severe Cervicothoracic Kyphosis Associated with Type 1 Neurofibromatosis. Chapman T.W., MorelliCoggi A., Fitton A.R. European Journal of Plastic Surgery 2007, 29:299301

Delayed Brachial Plexopathy Following Fracture Of The Clavicle: A Case Report And Review Of The Literature. Chapman T.W., Wilson P.W., McDiarmid J.G. European Journal of Plastic Surgery 2007, 29:295297 Catheterisation of the Uncircumcised Male Oedematous Penis. Chapman T.W, Yarrow, J. Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 2007;89:815824 Reducing the Risks of Sharps Injury Associated with the Klienerts’s “Cat’s Paw” Retractor. Koshy O, Sour S. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 2006 Jun;117(7):2509; author reply 2509 Iatrogenic Full Thickness Chemical Burns from Monochloracetic Acid. Chapman T.W., Mandahevan D., Mahajan. A.J., McDiarmid J.G. Journal of Burn Care and Research. 27(4):5457 Jul/Aug 2006 Coin and Currency Burn. Chapman T.W., Bhatti A., McDiarmid J.G. Journal of Burn Care and Research. 27(1):111112 Jan/Feb 2006 Practical Tips in Otoplasty. Bhatti A.F., Chapman T.W, Orlando O. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 2006 Jan;117(1):32930 Preventing ‘T’ Junction Dehiscence in Mammaplasty. Mahajan A., Chapman T.W.L., McDiarmid J.G. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 2006 May;117(6):2100 Surgical Hazards Associated With the Use of Klienert’s Cats Claw Retractor. Chapman T.W., Ali N. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 114(6):1666, November 2004 Dual Aetiology Hip Pain Requiring Total Hip Arthroplasty In Hereditary Multiple Exostoses: A Case Report And Review Of The Literature. Annupareddy H., Chapman T.W., Charnley G. Hip International 2002. Vol12 No.4:397399 A New technique For Defatting Morcellised Bone Graft in Revision Hip Arthroplasty. Chapman T.W., Charnley G. Hip International 2002. Vol 12 No.4:403404 Haemorrhage Associated With Combined Aspirin And Clopidogrel Therapy. Chapman T.W., Bowley D.M., Lambert A.W., Walker A.J., Ashley S.A, Wilkins D.C. European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery 2001. Nov;22 (5):4789 Posters (chronological order) Role of PGDF and Matrix Degrading Metalloproteinase MMP2 in Neointima Formation in Porcine Saphenous Vein to Carotid Artery Bypass Grafts: Chapman T.W., Southgate K. British Society for Cardiovascular Research, 1995 Meeting, Bristol Heart Institute, UK

Endovascular Stenting Reduces Neointima Formation in Porcine Saphenous Vein to Carotid Artery Bypass Grafts: Chapman T.W.,

Southgate K. British Society for Cardiovascular Research, 1995 Meeting, Bristol Heart Institute, UK A Simple Technique for Defatting Morcellised Bone Graft in Revision Hip Arthroplasty: Chapman T.W., Charnley G.J. European Hip Society 2002 Domestic Meeting, Lago Maggiore, Italy

A Review of Palatal Fistulae in Bilateral Cleft Palate Repair: Causes And Correlations And Can We Do Better? Hoult S., Chapman T.W., Mercer N.S. Craniofacial Society for Great Britain and Ireland, Summer Meeting 2004, Bath, UK Tumour to Tumour Metastasis of Malignant Melanoma., Mahajan A.L.,Naveed M., Chapman T.W.L., PerezTemprano A., Lyons C., Morris R.J. BAPRAS Summer Scientific Meeting 2006 Use of the C02 Laser in Transconjunctival Lower Lid Blepharoplasty Chapman T.W.L., Mahajan A.L., McDiarmid J.G. BAAPS Annual Conference 2006, Bath, UK Optimal Environment for Free Flaps Can Also Be a Haven For Fungi!A.L. Mahajan, R. Rajan, T.W.L Chapman, KJ Cronin. Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons Meeting, Galway, May 2007 Sun Burn from Resting Reading Glasses on a Reconstructed Breast!A.L. Mahajan, T.W.L Chapman, M. Mandalia, R.J.Morris. Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons Meeting, Galway, May 2007 Optimal Environment for Free Flaps Can Also Be a Haven For Fungi!A.L. Mahajan, R. Rajan, T.W.L Chapman, KJ Cronin. International Plastic and Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons Meeting, Berlin, June 2007 Pressure Sore Donor Site Morbidity of the Sural Nerve. A.L. Mahajan, T.W.L. Chapman, R. Rajan. International Plastic and Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons Meeting, Berlin, June 2007

National and International Presentations Neuronal Calcium induced Calcium Release Allows a Mechanism for Complex Logic Gate Construction: Lisney S.J., Chapman T.W. Physiological Society, University of Oxford Scientific Meeting 1995

Impact on Surgical Practice Following the Introduction of an Extended Offset Femoral Stem: Delaney R., Chapman T.W., Charnley G. European Hip Society 2002 Domestic Meeting, Lago Maggiore, Italy

Initial Experience with the Kerboull Acetabular Cage in Primary and Revision Hip Arthroplasty: Charnley G., Chapman T.W. European Hip Society 2002 Domestic Meeting, Lago Maggiore, Italy

A Clinical Conundrum – Diagnostic Difficulties in a Patient with Possible RadiationInduced Sarcoma. Chapman T.W.L, Morris., RJ. Annual Regional Sarcoma Meeting, Cheltenham, November 2004

A Case of Incomplete Anterior Interosseous Syndrome Following Peripheral Line Insertion. A MorelliCoghi.,T.Chapman.,J. McDiarmid. Societa Italiana di Chirurgia Plastica XVII Meeting 2005, Cordova, Italy

Left Chest Wall Sarcoma In A Patient Who Has Previously Undergone Bilateral Breast Reconstruction for Asynchronous Tumours. T. Chapman., A MorelliCoghi., R. Morris. Societa Italiana di Chirurgia Plastica XVII Meeting 2005, Cordova, Italy

A Novel use of A Vascularised Free Fibula Flap as a Bracket to Stabilise Severe Cervicothoracic Kyphosis Associated with Neurofibromatosis Type 1. T. Chapman, A.l. Crawford, A. Fitton. Combined Forces Plastic Surgery Society, Gosport, 2005

A Countrywide Perspective of Consultant Input into Emergency Admissions. Can and Should We Aim Higher? T.W.L. Chapman, H. Taha, M. Naveed. Wales and Southwest Regional Plastic Surgery Audit, Swansea, November 2005

The Long Term Outlook of Pretibial Injuries A Life Changing Event? T.W.L. Chapman, L. Rees, J. Yarrow. Wales and Southwest Regional Plastic Surgery Audit, Swansea, November 2000

Necrotizing Fasciitis of the Head and Neck in an Infant. R. Rajan, N. Reynolds, T. Chapman, A. Orlando. Wales and Southwest Regional Plastic Surgery Audit, Swansea, November 2005

Necrotizing Fasciitis of the Head and Neck in an Infant. R. Rajan, N. Reynolds, T. Chapman, A. Orlando. SCIPRE, Genoa, Italy, 2005

The Long Term Outcome of Pretibial Injuries A Life Changing Event? Chapman T.W.L., Rees L., Yarrow J.R., Wharton S. BAPRAS Summer Scientific Meeting 2006

Rejuvination of the Midface by Simple Techniques. Mahajan A.L., Chapman T.W.L., McDiarmid J.G. BAAPS Summer Meeting Bath 2006

Tansconjunctival Laser Blepharoplasty. A.L. Mahajan, T.W.L. Chapman, J.G. McDiarmid. International Tutorials in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Mumbai, India, January 2007

Rejuvination of the Midface by Simple Techniques. Mahajan A.L., Chapman T.W.L., McDiarmid J.G. International Tutorials in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Mumbai, India, January 2007

Tansconjunctival Laser Blepharoplasty. A.L. Mahajan, T.W.L. Chapman, J.G. McDiarmid. Irish Association of Plastic Surgeons Meeting, Galway, May 2007 Velopharyngeal Incompetence. T.W.L. Chapman, T.D. Cobley. Supraregional Cleft Network Study Day. Taunton Racecourse, October 2008.

Referees

The following have agreed to be my referees

1. Mr. U. Khan, MBBS, FRCS (Plast) Department of Plastic Surgery Frenchay Hospital Frenchay Park Road Frenchay Bristol

BS16 1LE Tel: 01179753992 Fax: 01179753768

2. Mr. P. Wilson, FDS, MBBS, FRCS (Plast) Department of Plastic Surgery Frenchay Hospital Frenchay Park Road Frenchay Bristol

BS16 1LE Tel: 01179753992 Fax: 01179753768

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