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Online sessionTrauma Surgery Committee
Novel Topical Anaesthesia for rapid wound numbing and prolonged analgesia for open wounds
SpeakerSteve Jeffrey
A UCS professional session
Knowledge that moves into clinical decisions
Ukrainian College of Surgeons invites colleagues to a focused professional session.
🔹 Topic: Novel Topical Anaesthesia for rapid wound numbing and prolonged analgesia for open wounds
📅 Date and time: 05.09.2026, 15:00
🔗 Participation link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89945188413?pwd=7ZHnOa79XshLodX0RpvOPgUuMa8UPL.1
We will discuss clinical experience, challenging decisions, and practical approaches that can support a surgeon's everyday work.
The session is organized by the Trauma Surgery Committee of the Ukrainian College of Surgeons.
🔹 Topic: Novel Topical Anaesthesia for rapid wound numbing and prolonged analgesia for open wounds
📅 Date and time: 05.09.2026, 15:00
🔗 Participation link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89945188413?pwd=7ZHnOa79XshLodX0RpvOPgUuMa8UPL.1
We will discuss clinical experience, challenging decisions, and practical approaches that can support a surgeon's everyday work.
The session is organized by the Trauma Surgery Committee of the Ukrainian College of Surgeons.
Direct context
Hear how the speaker thinks, beyond a final algorithm or a list of takeaways.
Professional circle
Questions, discussion, and peer experience from the relevant UCS committee.
Session speaker
Steve Jeffrey
Lt Col. Burns and Plastic Surgeon and is Professor of Wound Study at Birmingham City University
Trauma Surgery Committee
Event recordings
62:13Novel Topical Anaesthesia for rapid wound numbing and prolonged analgesia for open wounds
A practical discussion of a topical anaesthetic designed to rapidly numb open wounds while providing prolonged analgesia and antimicrobial activity, with potential applications in trauma and military medicine.
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89:00Combat-Related Heart Injuries
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107:48Role 1 and Role 2: Scope, Requirements, Challenges and Opportunities
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69:35Surgical Management of Carotid Artery Injuries
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