
Surgical videos, techniques, and insights from CSurgeries — peer-reviewed content and the surgeons behind it.
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More trainees should mean more surgical capacity, or at least that is how the workforce math is supposed to work. Yet rural hospitals continue to close operating rooms, drop general surgery and send patients farthe...
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Scar-sparing breast surgery is easy to understand from the patient side. The more interesting question for surgeons is what has to change once the usual incision is gone. In a peer-reviewed CSurgeries...
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Imagine a healthy 30-year-old asking you to fracture and reshape her normal lower ribs so her waist will look smaller. She first saw the procedure from an influencer on TikTok and, after some digging onli...
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Reading someone else’s work critically is a different job from simply learning from it. Once you have to decide whether a paper, case or procedural video is clear, sound and useful to another surgeon, you start noti...
An unstable pelvic fracture can deteriorate fast, and a binder can provide temporary mechanical stabilization while hemorrhage control is organized. But placement is unforgiving. The device belongs over the greater trochanters, not the ilia...
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