OPEN AND SHUT CASE, AN: THE STORY OF KEYHOLE OR MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY

• School and War; National Service in the Royal Air Force; Undergraduate Training; House Appointments; The Anatomy Demonstrator; Junior Surgical Registrar; Middle Grade Registrar; Senior Surgical Registrar; Fulbright Scholar USA; Resident Surgical Officer St Paul's Hospital; Consultant Urologist St Bartholomew's Hospital and St Paul's Hospital, London; Synopsis of Various Phases in Surgical Competence; Head of Department of Urology St Bartholomew's Hospital and Start of Private Practice; Regional Renal Hypothermia and The Intrarenal Society; Consultant Urologist to King Edward VII Hospital, The London Clinic, and Civilian Consultant to the Royal Air Force; Dialysis and Renal Transplantation; Disaster: Acute Pancreatitis; Personal Life in the 1980's and Stowe Maries, Westcott, Surrey; Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy and the Endourology Society and Courses at the Institute of Urology; A Slight Deviation - Gall Stones; The Dornier Extracorporeal Lithotripter,The Academic Unit, University of London and Retirement from Barts; Instalment of the Dornier Lithotripter at Welbeck Street, London and the Stone Centre; Minimally Invasive Surgery and the Organisation of the Academic Unit; The Concept of Minimally Invasive Surgery; The Society of Minimally Invasive Surgery then Therapy!! SMIT; Closure of the Stone Centre and the Move to Devonshire Place and the London Clinic; Closure of St Peter's and the Institute of Urology and Transfer of the Rump to the Middlesex Hospital; Guy's Hospital, A New Lease of Life; The Probot; Post Retirement from the NHS and Spreading the Word on Minimally Invasive Surgery; Syclix Now What Was I to do With My Time?; The Answers to the Initial Three Questions; The National Health Service and its Impact on Medical Ethics; The Final Words;

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