
Surgical videos, techniques, and insights from CSurgeries — peer-reviewed content and the surgeons behind it.
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A 10-year-old boy with long QT syndrome came in for a routine pacemaker generator exchange and assessment of an unused ICD lead. Shortly after the lead was connected to a new ICD generator, he became bradycardic and lost his pulse. He recov...
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A medical student on a general surgery sub-internship recently described an unsettling pattern on Reddit. Residents were working close to 80 hours a week, sometimes more, but much of the day seemed to be s...
Most of us have watched a three-minute operative clip explain a maneuver more clearly than 20 minutes of slides ever could.
Surgeons appear to agree, with 91 percent in one survey saying video would improve their educational conferences,...
A nasal tip defect may be small on the ruler and unforgiving on the face. There is little spare skin, every millimeter of tension matters and distortion can quickly reach the alar rim or tip contour. The bilobed flap solves that problem by...
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How much surgery can you fit into 4.4 millimeters? Researchers at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore have built a magnetically controlled soft robot that can move across uneven surfaces, cut tissue, deliver a paylo...
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