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Final membership exams can be a significant challenge for trainees, particularly with the increasing prevalence of single best answer (SBA) components. This essential revision tool bridges that gap, providing expertly curated SBA practice questions designed to enhance understanding and refine exam technique.
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1. Head and neck oncology Questions Answers and Explanation 2. Head and neck reconstructive surgery Questions Answers and Explanation 3. Oral Pathology and Bone Disease Questions Answers and Explanation 4. Cutaneous Questions Answers and Explanation 5. Trauma Questions Answers and Explanation 6. Salivary Gland Questions Answers and Explanation 7. Craniofacial deformity and cleft Questions Answers and Explanation 8. TMJ and Orthognathic Questions Answers and Explanation 9. Facial aesthetics Questions Answers and Explanation 10. Dentoalveolar Questions Answers and Explanation 11. Statistics and Research Questions Answers and Explanation
About the author
Professor Abdul Ahmed is a Consultant in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Head & Neck Surgery at London Northwest Healthcare University NHS Trust and Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust. With over a decade of experience as a consultant in OMFS and Head & Neck Surgery, he adopts an innovative approach to his practice, integrating cutting-edge technologies such as 3D planning, augmented reality, and robotic surgery.
A prolific author, Prof Ahmed has written multiple textbooks on Maxillofacial Surgery, Microvascular Surgery, and Head & Neck Cancer. His commitment to education extends to teaching engagements at various universities, where he leads courses in microvascular surgery, reconstructive surgery, and undergraduate/postgraduate training. Additionally, he is a national and international speaker, delivering lectures and conducting specialised courses worldwide.
Prof Ahmed also plays a key role in surgical education and governance. He serves as the Regional Specialty Advisor for the Royal College of Surgeons and as an Educational Supervisor for the London School of Surgery.
Ian Jenkyn is currently an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery trainee. He studied Dentistry at the University of Bristol, graduating with distinction, academic awards and the faculty's Gold Medal. He then studied Graduate Medicine at the University of Cambridge, graduating with distinction and academic awards. He has held several roles in medical education, most notably as a teaching supervisor of undergraduate Medicine at the University of Cambridge.
