The Scalpel Report
Surgical videos, techniques, and insights from CSurgeries — peer-reviewed content and the surgeons behind it.
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More than 200 awake spine surgeries later, Singapore is making the case against routine general anesthesia
General anesthesia has long been considered part of standard lumbar spine surgery. At Singapore General Hospital, surgeons have now completed more than 200 awake spine procedures without a single conversion to general anesthesia, while ne...
What the scope sees that open surgery never does
The single-port technique requires a different view of familiar anatomy
Carpal tunnel release is among the most frequently performed procedures in hand surgery. In this peer-reviewed operative video, Brittany Behar, MD demonstrates a singl...
Could immunotherapy spare surgery for a small group of patients with esophageal cancer?
Photo by Gustavo Fring
For decades, the answer was straightforward. If a patient’s esophageal cancer was resectable and they could tolerate an esophagectomy, they went to the operating room. Immunotherapy is beginning to complicate that de...
The newest member of the surgical team is 5 feet tall, weighs 60 pounds and still needs you at the console
Image: Advanced Robotics and Controls Lab (ARCLab), UC San Diego, humanoid-surgeon.github.io.
We’ve spent decades building bigger, more specialized surgical robots. UC San Diego just tested a different idea.
In a Nature study, researcher...
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The Scalpel Report from CSurgeries brings you peer-reviewed surgical videos, technique breakdowns, articles, and spotlights on the surgeons behind them. New posts several times a week.
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