- M. S. Azzouzi1*, A. Hajjar1, A. Zennour1, M. Ait Abdellah1, O. Elatiqi1, S. Boukind1, M. D. Elamrani1, Y. Benchamkha1
- 1Department of Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic Surgery and Burns, CHU Mohammed VI University Hospital, Marrakech, Morocco
- ISR Journal of Applied Medical Sciences (ISRJAMS); Page: 06-13
Abstract: Plastic surgery is a transversal specialty that covers several areas. Training is long and demanding. The resident undergoes an extensive curriculum through several training phases. The first difficulties encountered are during on-call duties and are both theoretical and practical in nature. Through this article, we aimed to shed light on these difficulties, which prompted us to conduct a survey that highlighted the main challenges faced — such as knowing how to indicate and perform blepharorrhaphy in a burn patient, knowing how to indicate and carry out early excision-grafting, and correcting hydro-electrolyte disorders.

