This is Mohamed El-Lakany. Currently, I am one of the middle grade Registrars at Barnet Hospital (Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust), where I have the opportunity to work in an extremely busy maternity unit in terms of high-risk pregnancies management, major obstetric surgeries participation and LW/ANW ward round arrangements.
Gynaecologically speaking, I have been able to manage morning gynaecological ward rounds and parallel to that to participate in CEPOD lists and off course taking part in Benign Gynaecology surgical lists along with being part of the Gynaecological oncology team and taking part in major Debulking Surgeries.
Before that, I was one of the Registrars at Royal Sussex County Hospital (University Hospital Sussex NHS Foundation Trust).
Prior to that, I had what I call four cherries on top, which are the 6 years of Ob/Gyn Clinical experience, audit experience, research work and teaching experience.
I joined the A - 3 - year residency program of OB/GYN because I was 6th from top of my class. This program exposed me to a huge surgical experience from day 1 in terms of normal/assisted delivery along with obstetric emergencies and diverse obstetric/gynecological theatre surgeries from minimally invasive to the most extensive ones..
Currently, I am working on an MD thesis titled “Sentinel lymph node mapping algorithm: a middle path for surgical staging of endometrial carcinoma”.
This is Mohamed El-Lakany. Currently, I am one of the middle grade Registrars at Barnet Hospital (Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust), where I have the opportunity to work in an extremely busy maternity unit in terms of high-risk pregnancies management, major obstetric surgeries participation and LW/ANW ward round arrangements.
Gynaecologically speaking, I have been able to manage morning gynaecological ward rounds and parallel to that to participate in CEPOD lists and off course taking part in Benign Gynaecology surgical lists along with being part of the Gynaecological oncology team and taking part in major Debulking Surgeries.
Before that, I was one of the Registrars at Royal Sussex County Hospital (University Hospital Sussex NHS Foundation Trust).
Prior to that, I had what I call four cherries on top, which are the 6 years of Ob/Gyn Clinical experience, audit experience, research work and teaching experience.
I joined the A - 3 - year residency program of OB/GYN because I was 6th from top of my class. This program exposed me to a huge surgical experience from day 1 in terms of normal/assisted delivery along with obstetric emergencies and diverse obstetric/gynecological theatre surgeries from minimally invasive to the most extensive ones..
Currently, I am working on an MD thesis titled “Sentinel lymph node mapping algorithm: a middle path for surgical staging of endometrial carcinoma”.