The Scalpel Report
Surgical videos, techniques, and insights from CSurgeries — peer-reviewed content and the surgeons behind it.
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Fewer cases, less repetition: why OB/GYN needs more shared operative video
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More than a decade ago, Javier Magrina stood before the AAGL Global Congress and asked, “Isn’t it time to separate the O from the G?” His argument was about the depth of surgical training possible within a fou...
The ureter wasn’t where it was supposed to be
The left ureter had been pushed anteriorly to the level of the external iliac artery. Cervical and broad ligament fibroids had distorted the pelvic anatomy enough to cause moderate left hydronephrosis, while a 5 cm cervical fibroid complica...
A blue laser for a bleeding tongue
A small venolymphatic malformation on the tongue can create a disproportionate amount of trouble once it starts bleeding, ulcerating or getting traumatized with eating.
The harder problem is choosing what to do about it, because CO2 laser...
Residents are operating less. The data suggest they can handle more
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Every surgeon has to learn to operate independently before becoming an attending. Yet opportunities to build that independence have been shrinking.
Across Veterans Affairs hospitals, resident-performed cases in...
How small is too small for robotic surgery?
A 22-month-old girl weighing 12.4 kg undergoes robotic excision of a choledochal cyst followed by Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy. In another case published on CSurgeries by Prof. Martin Lacher, director of pediatric surgery at University Hos...
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