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- Terence Ward was a prominent maxillofacial surgeon during World War II, collaborating with Sir Archibold McIndoe to treat severely injured military personnel, particularly aircrew.
- He played a key role in establishing his surgical specialty in the NHS after the war.
- Sir Terence contributed significantly to the Royal College of Surgeons of England, serving as dean of its Faculty of Dental Surgery and securing substantial funding for the Department of Dental Science.
Article Abstract
Terence Ward was a major maxillofacial surgeon in World War II, working with Sir Archibold McIndoe to treat badly injured forces personnel, especially air crew. He was important when the time came to establish his speciality in the post-war NHS. Sir Terence played an important role in the Royal College of Surgeons of England, where he was dean of its Faculty of Dental Surgery and raised a great deal of money for the Department of Dental Science.
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