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Righting a defect ... Hand surgeon Dr James Masson (left) and members of the Australian interplast team have been busy in the last few days conducting surgeries on burn contractures, old tendon injuries, congenital conditions, cleft lips and duplicated thumb at the Port Moresby General Hospital. So far, they have worked on 50 patients, and are expected to operate on another 50 before they leave on Sunday. Masson and his team, comprising anaesthetist Liz Bashford, scrub nurse Jeremy Moses, surgeon Morath Maire and physiotherapist Josephine Gibbs, were in Madang’s Modilon General Hospital for a week attending to mainly bush knife injuries. The interplast team has been visiting PNG for the last 25 years, treating more than 6,000 patients. – Nationalpic by EKAR KEAPU
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