Manaf Khatib

INSPIRE: Inclusivity in plastic surgery – Insights, recommendations, & education. A national cross-sectional study exploring perceptions of mentorship among aspiring plastic surgeons

Garikai Kungwengwe, Umar Rehman, Simon A. Filson, Elena Whiteman et autres

Background: Plastic surgery is a highly competitive surgical speciality in the United Kingdom. Barriers to entry disproportionately affect ethnic minority candidates. Limited mentorship, unequal access to research opportunities, and systemic biases contribute to differential attainment and hinder career progression. Methods: A national …

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Perceived inequalities and cultural inclusivity in UK Breast Cancer Information and Care: a mixed method study

Anna Chiara Corriero, Fay Fathima Imtiaz Fareed, Umar Rehman, Edelyne Tandanu et autres

Introduction: This study evaluates inequalities in National Health Service (NHS) breast cancer (BC) information, with a focus on equity and inclusivity. Drawing on the perspectives of UK medical students and resident doctors, the study explores perceived gaps in resources, supporting the development …

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A Meta‐analysis of Functional Outcomes and Recovery Metrics Comparing Transoral Robotic Surgery and (Chemo)Radiotherapy

Simpson Shiu Chung Tam, Nihal Sogandji, Muzammil Arif Din Abdul Jabbar, Shazia Absar et autres

OBJECTIVE: To assess patient outcomes with regard to swallowing, feeding tube dependence, tracheostomy use, pain levels, and recovery metrics between transoral robotic surgery and (chemo)radiotherapy. DATA SOURCES: Medline, EMBASE, Web of Science Core Collection, and the Cochrane Library. REVIEW METHODS: A meta-analysis …

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Single-Stage Versus 2-Stage Facial Reanimation With a Free Functional Muscle Flap: Protocol for a Systematic Review

Oluwatobi Adegboye, Muzammil Arif Din Abdul Jabbar, Jodika Gilworth, Foiz Ahmed et autres

BACKGROUND: Facial paralysis is a condition that has several etiologies and is associated with significant physical and psychosocial complications. Classically, 2-stage facial reanimation was used to treat patients with unilateral facial paralysis; however, single-stage facial reanimation has seen an increase in use. …

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Inclusivity in plastic surgery – Insights, Recommendations, & Education (INSPIRE): A pilot identity-concordant mentorship programme for underrepresented students in plastic surgery

Umar Rehman, Garikai Kungwengwe, Shireen S. Gohari, Elena Whiteman et autres

INTRODUCTION: Mentorship is integral to surgical training, yet access remains inequitable. Ethnic minority (EM) students, those from low-income households, and first-generation medical students face persistent barriers that hinder progression into competitive specialties like Plastic Surgery (PS). To address this, we piloted INSPIRE, …

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Simulation technology use in disaster medicine education and training: a scoping review

José García Ulerio, Manaf Khatib, Bassma Aammar, Luca Ragazzoni et autres

Background Disaster medicine (DM) education has increasingly turned to simulation technologies to address the limitations of traditional training methods. Tools such as virtual reality, mobile applications, and e-learning platforms offer immersive and repeatable learning environments. However, the rapid growth of these tools …

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The Health Benefits of Aesthetic Facial Surgery

Fateh Ahmad, Daniel Bernard Saleh, Manaf Khatib

Aesthetic facial surgery is a commonly sought treatment to manage cosmetic, physical, psychological, and emotional maladies. Although there is much in the literature regarding the impact of such procedures on appearance, there remains a dearth of evidence in relation to the many …

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Medical Students’ Insight into Foundation Training (MEDSIFT): a National Cross-Sectional Online Survey reveals close to 50% are considering a career outside the NHS

Benjamin J. Cook, Edelyne Tandanu, Umar Rehman, Elena Whiteman et autres

INTRODUCTION: The new preference-informed allocation (PIA) system introduced for the 2024 UK cohort Foundation Programme (UKFPO) marks a shift away from the traditional meritocratic 'ranking' used in previous years. Instead of appointment to Foundation Programme places, PIA is a computer-generated allocation and …

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Case Series of Reconstruction Applying NovoSorb Biodegradable Temporising Matrix: Preliminary Practice and Findings in the United Kingdom.

Simpson Shiu Chung Tam, Pankaj Patel, Patrick K. Y. Goon, Manaf Khatib

Background: Biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) is a novel synthetic dermal matrix for wound reconstruction and an alternative to biological dermal substitutes such as Integra (Integra LifeSciences). It provides a scaffold for dermal regeneration and acts as a temporizing device prior to skin …

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Single-Stage Versus 2-Stage Facial Reanimation With a Free Functional Muscle Flap: Protocol for a Systematic Review (Preprint)

Oluwatobi Adegboye, Muzammil Arif Din Abdul Jabbar, Jodika Gilworth, Foiz Ahmed et autres

BACKGROUND Facial paralysis is a condition that has several etiologies and is associated with significant physical and psychosocial complications. Classically, 2-stage facial reanimation was used to treat patients with unilateral facial paralysis; however, single-stage facial reanimation has seen an increase in use. …

248 Exploring Early Practice and Application of NovoSorbⓇ Biodegradable Temporising Matrix in the United Kingdom: A Case Series on Wound Reconstruction

Stephanie Tam, Kenneth M. Taylor, P Patel, Patrick K. Y. Goon et autres

Abstract Aim To identify patients treated with NovoSorbⓇ Biodegradable Temporising Matrix (BTM). To examine defect aetiology, indications of BTM and operation details. To investigate treatment outcomes and possible complications. Method From October 2021 to February 2023, 12 patients were treated with BTM …

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SA31 Fall-Related Risks with Pharmacological Interventions in Mild-to-Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease: A Bayesian Network Meta-Analysis

Malik Muhammad Adil, Manaf Khatib, Pravir Kumar, Manoj D. Joshi

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