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Few benign conditions frustrate surgeons and patients like pilonidal disease. The classic wide excision leaves an open sacrococcygeal wound that can take months to close and comes back in a fair number of cases anyway.
This peer-reviewed...
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Robotic surgery is usually described by what it does for the patient, such as smaller incisions, less pain and faster recovery. Far less attention goes to the surgeon at the console, holding focus for...
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Ask a consultant neurosurgeon and a first-year medical student to read the same brain MRI. They may reach different conclusions, but new Macquarie University research suggests the difference begins even earli...
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Before video libraries became part of surgical education, learning an unfamiliar operation depended as much on circumstance as effort.
Residents learned by standing beside the surgeons available to them. I...
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Most surgeons can still describe the first time an attending handed them more responsibility than they expected. Sometimes it was an entire operation. Sometimes it was closing the skin, making the incisi...
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