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Oliver Findl
Ophthalmologist
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Oct 8, 2026
BoSS Podcast Episode 10: Mental Management of Complications, Reputation and the Uneven Politics of Forgiveness
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Artemis MatsouHOST
Is there a complication or a difficult case from your career that it still comes back to your mind? And why do you think that particular case or complications has stayed with you while other situations, other cases simply become part of your experience? And can I start with Professor Findl, please?
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3:04Oliver FindlGUEST
You know, I thought about this because obviously I'm You sort of primed us on that.
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3:10Oliver FindlGUEST
And I must admit, of course, I can remember cases, but I've had bad nights and dreams on cases, but not really.
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3:20Oliver FindlGUEST
They don't stick with me for that long, I think, because I probably have some kind of mechanism of at some point, you know, putting them back into some deep, deep box inside myself.
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3:32Oliver FindlGUEST
Actually, the cases which I can remember which didn't go well and I sort of suffered for a longer time were usually not anterior segment cases, but were actually more VR cases because I do bit retinal as well.
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David LockingtonGUEST
So I think it's important to establish people's baseline if you're finding they're struggling and then bring them forward from there.