Bonnie has finished the illustrations, which are brilliant, as always. Cristina is melding them with the text and we will be publishing shortly. Here is the gang setting up camp and hang gliding!
Getting excited about Fred going camping Read More »
I take a pause from spilling beans on royal and famous patients to let y’all know that Joseph Leung and I have just published the 3rd edition of our ERCP book. For anyone interested I am pasting the introduction. Developments in ERCP over 50 years Attempts at endoscopic cannulation of the papilla of Vater were
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In the early 1980s the gulf countries had a lot of oil money but very few health resources. As a result, many patients came to London (and Germany) for treatment. They were certainly welcomed by those with private practices in Harley Street and elsewhere, including me. For a while I was the primary contact for
Royal and famous patients 2. Gold watches Read More »
It has been my privilege to try to help thousands of patients since becoming a doctor in 1963. Many are memorable for variety of reasons, some good and a few better forgotten. The royal and famous bring interesting challenges, and I take the liberty of recounting some, albeit anonymously. I shall start with a call
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Some time ago you kindly subscribed to my website http://petercottontales.com. That URL has been transferred to a new site which deals only with my children’s books about Fred the Snake. This new site https://drpetercotton.com is designed to accomodate my other personal and medical interests and general blogs. I recently posted 4 blogs about my journey
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