Surgery is considered by many to be the most closed of the medical professions. It may still have some work to do in catching up with the current desire for accountability and transparency. So, it is a real pleasure to see the Transplant and Life exhibition, at The Hunterian Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS), espouse a sense of modernity and inclusiveness.
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