Flap reconstruction following gynaecological tumour resection of advanced and recurrent disease: The Royal Marsden experience.
P. A. Harris
The Royal Society of Medicine combined Plastics & Gynaecology sections meeting, The Royal Society of Medicine, London, UK — December 2006
The learning curve of sparing the rectus muscle in abdominal-based microvascular breast reconstruction.
P. A. Harris, I. Jones & A. E. Searle
European Surgical Society of Oncology (ESSO); Venice, Italy — December 2006
A twelve-year experience of flap reconstruction following resection of gynaecological malignancies at The Royal Marsden Hospital, London.
V. Agrawal, J. J. Staiano, L. Wong, J. Butler, A. Searle, D. Barton & P. A. Harris
European Surgical Society of Oncology (ESSO); Venice, Italy & British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS); London, UK — December 2006
In vivo imaging and targeted delivery of gene therapy using ex vivo transduction of microvascular free flaps.
V. Agrawal, A. Rahmin, C. White, C. Porter, P. A. Harris, M. Kelly & K. Harrington
British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS); London, UK — December 2006
Winner of The Kilner Prize for best presentation at the meeting
Reconstruction of massive groin defects following tumour excision: an eight-year experience.
C. E. S. Roberts, J. J. Staiano, I. Cranshaw, P. Fischer, P. A. Harris, A. E Searle & J. M. Thomas
Combined Portuguese Association of Plastic Surgeons & British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS); Coimbra, Portugal — October 2006
Autologous breast reconstruction.
P. A. Harris
The College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka and British Association of Surgical Oncology Joint Meeting; Columbo, Sri Lanka — August 2005
Late salvage of breast reconstruction: clinical scenarios and treatment strategies in 51 consecutive patients.
P. E. Banwell, M. H. Kelly, P. A. Harris & A. E. Searle
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); Berkshire, UK – July 2005
The role of microvascular tissue transfer in cancer reconstruction.
P. A. Harris
Junior Oncology Club, The Royal Society;
London, UK – June 2005
Blepharoplasty: applied anatomy.
P. A. Harris
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS) Educational Programme
“Eyes, eyelids, ears and nose”; Manchester, UK – May 2005
Management of extravasation injury: Determination of optimal timing & volume of dilutional agent.
M. Turner, V. Rose, P. A. Harris, A. Dalgliesh & A. L. Moss
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); Stirling, UK – July 2001
Is neonatal cleft lip repair safe?
P. A. Harris, P. Slater, L. Murdoch & A. L. Moss
Craniofacial Society of Great Britain; Reading, UK – March 2000 & British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); Birmingham, UK – July 2000
Skin: “A birthday suit that protects for life”.
H. A. Navsaria, S. R. Myers, P. A. Harris & I. M. Leigh
New Frontiers in Science Exhibition, The Royal Society; London, UK – June 1999
The development of a human cultured skin equivalent from autologous keratinocytes and human allodermis.
P. A. Harris, S. Boyce, C. Linge, C. J. Green, I. M. Leigh, H. A. Navsaria, & R. Sanders
European Association of Plastic Surgeons (EURAPS); Madrid, Spain – May 1999
Do allogeneic fibroblasts survive transplantation?
R. D. Price, V. Hodgekins, P. A. Harris, I. M. Leigh & H. A. Navsaria
British Burn Association (BBA); East Grinstead, UK – April 1999 & British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); London, UK – December 1999
Plastic Surgery Research Showcase: Personal experience and opinion.
P. A. Harris
Plastic Surgery Section of the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM); London, UK – January 1999
Hyaluronic acid in full-thickness wounds significantly improves the take of cultured keratinocytes.
H. A. Navsaria, P. A. Harris, & I. M. Leigh
The Tissue Engineering Society; Florida, USA – December 1998
Expansion of autologous epidermal/dermal skin grafts is a feasible prospect.
K. H. Chakrabarty, R. A. Dawson, J. Phillips, C. Layton, E. Freedlander, P. A. Harris, C. J. Green, I. M. Leigh & S. MacNeil
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); London, UK – December 1998
Development of autologous skin replacement based on human allodermis for clinical use.
K. H. Chakrabarty, R. A. Dawson, J. Phillips, C. Layton, E. Freedlander, P. A. Harris, C. J. Green, I. M. Leigh & S. MacNeil
European Conference of Scientists and Plastic Surgeons (ECSAPS);
London, UK – October 1998 & British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); London, UK – December 1998
A prospective randomised controlled study of cultured skin equivalents in a human model.
P. A. Harris, S. Boyce, C. Linge, C. J. Green, I. M. Leigh, H. A. Navsaria, & R. Sanders
European Conference of Scientists and Plastic Surgeons (ECSAPS);
London, UK – October 1998
Hyaluronic acid as a biomaterial for tissue engineering of skin.
H. A. Navsaria, P. A. Harris, & I. M. Leigh
European Conference of Scientists and Plastic Surgeons (ECSAPS);
London, UK – October 1998
Pre-treatment of full-thickness wounds with Hyalofill™ significantly improves the “take” rates of cultured keratinocytes in a porcine model.
H. A. Navsaria, P. A. Harris, M. Dona, E. Bigon, M. Duca & I. M. Leigh
European Tissue Repair Society (ETRS); Copenhagen, Denmark – August 1998
Development of autologous epidermal/dermal skin grafts based on human allodermis.
K. Chakrabarty, R. A. Dawson, L. Gould, J. Phillips, C. Layton, P. A. Harris, I. M. Leigh, S. MacNeil & E. Freedlander
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); Essex, UK – July 1998
Progress towards an “off-the-shelf” cultured skin replacement.
P. A. Harris, B. M. Philp, C. Linge, K. Chakrabarty, S. MacNeil, E. Freedlander, R. Sanders, C. J. Green & I. M. Leigh
European Association of Plastic Surgeons (EURAPS); Verona, Italy – May 1998
A closed continuous irrigation system for the treatment of hand infections.
P. A. Harris & J Nanchahal
British Society for Surgery of the Hand; Newcastle, UK – May 1998
Bilayered skin replacements: Are fibroblasts needed?
P. A. Harris, B. M. Philp, C. Linge, H. A. Navsaria, C. Green, R. Sanders & I. M. Leigh
British Burn Association (BBA); Sheffield, UK – April 1998 &
European Tissue Repair Society (ETRS); Copenhagen, Denmark – August 1998
Awarded Young Investigator Travelling Bursary & Best Presentation Prize
An in vivo study to demonstrate pre-treatment of full-thickness wounds with Hyalofill™ significantly improves the "take" rates of cultured keratinocytes in a porcine model.
H. A. Navsaria, P. A. Harris, M. Dona, E. Bigon, D. Pressato, D. Guidolin, & I. M. Leigh
British Burn Association (BBA); Sheffield, UK – April 1998
Development of epidermal/dermal human skin composites for clinical use.
S. MacNeil, D. R. Ralston, K. Chakrabarty, R. Dawson, L. Gould, S. Boyce, B. M. Philp, P. A. Harris, C. Layton, I. M. Leigh, C. J. Green & E. Freedlander
British Burn Association (BBA); Sheffield, UK – April 1998
Are fibroblasts needed for a cultured skin replacement?
P. A. Harris, B. M. Philp, C. Linge, R. Sanders, C. J. Green & I. M. Leigh
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); London, UK – December 1997
Cultured skin replacement (poster).
P. A. Harris
Royal College of Surgeons of England Open Day; London, UK – December 1997
Hand lacerations: An audit of clinical examination.
J. Patel, P. A. Harris, R. Coull & N. J. Percival
British Society for Surgery of the Hand; Derby, UK – October 1997
Cultured keratinocyte allografts stimulate follicular epithelial cell proliferation.
P. A. Harris, S. R. Myers, H. A. Navsaria, C. Green, R. Sanders & I. M. Leigh
European Conference of Scientists and Plastic Surgeons (ECSAPS); Hanover, Germany – October 1997 & British Burn Association (BBA); Sheffield, UK – April 1998
The role of fibroblasts in a bilayered skin replacement using an acellular dermal matrix (poster).
P. A. Harris, B. M. Philp, C. Linge, R. Sanders, C. J. Green & I. M. Leigh
Bioengineering of Skin Substitutes; Boston, USA – September 1997
Accelerated re-epithelialisation of partial-thickness wounds using cultured keratinocyte allograft sheet dressing in a porcine model.
P. A. Harris, S. R. Myers, H. A. Navsaria, C. Green, R. Sanders & I. M. Leigh
European Tissue Repair Society (ETRS); Cologne, Germany – August 1997
Awarded Young Investigator Travelling Bursary
Partial ear reconstruction: A new philosophy.
P. A. Harris, R. Das–Gupta & D. T. Gault
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); London, UK – July 1997
Composite cultured grafts transplanted to full–thickness wounds.
B. M. Philp, D. Ralston, K. Shah, H. A. Navsaria, S. MacNeil, J. van Baare, C. J. Green, P. A. Harris, I. M. Leigh & R. Sanders
International Confederation for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (IPRAS); Lisbon, Portugal – June 1997
Accelerated re-epithelialisation of partial–thickness wounds using cultured keratinocyte allograft sheets.
P. A. Harris, S. R. Myers, H. A. Navsaria, C. Green, R. Sanders & I. M. Leigh
International Confederation for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (IPRAS); Lisbon, Portugal – June 1997
Might one-stage biodimensional breast reconstruction replace the two-stage procedure?
A. E. Searle, P. G. Maxwell & P. A. Harris
British Association of Plastic Surgeons (BAPS); London, UK – December 1996 &
International Confederation for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (IPRAS); Lisbon, Portugal – June 1997
Plastic Surgery See & Treat: the way ahead in basal cell carcinoma excision.
P. A. Harris, O. Asplund & C. Ward
British Association of Day Surgery; Glasgow, UK – June 1996
Bioprosthetic tricuspid valve replacement in patients who have undergone prior open heart surgery.
P. I. Hornick, P. A. Harris & K. M. Taylor
Society of Cardiothoracic Surgeons of Great Britain; Birmingham, UK – March 1995
Is the routine, immediate post-operative chest radiograph of value following adult cardiac surgery?
P. I. Hornick, P. A. Harris, C. Cousins, K. M. Taylor & B. Keogh
Society of Cardiothoracic Surgeons of Great Britain; Norwich, UK – March 1994
An indirect tubeless test of gastric function (poster).
P. A. Harris, C. D. Johnson & C. Wastell
British Society of Gastroenterology; Sheffield, UK – August 1988
