Surgical Research
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Study Examines the Ergonomics of Surgery and its Adverse Effects on Physicians
A JAMA analysis of 21 studies shows that surgeons are at risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders due to the way they stand and equipment they use.
Posted 01/03/18 | 
A New Kind of Gender Bias for Female Surgeons
Study says the backlash women receive following surgical errors far exceeds what male surgeons experience.
Posted 11/29/17 |
Study: Overlapping Surgeries Are Safe for Patients
A study of more than 2,000 neurosurgery patients showed no major difference in post-op complications between overlapping and non-overlapping surgeries.
Posted 11/08/17 |
Study Finds Patients Fare Better When the Surgeon is Female
Nature or nurture? Women typically have to work harder to become surgeons, the authors point out.
Posted 10/12/17 |
Why Surgeon-Specific Outcomes Matter
Posted 08/28/17 |
When Are Surgeons Too Old to Operate?
Posted 08/21/17 |
Surgeon Moms Face Tough Choices
Posted 07/10/17 |
Study: Docs Choose Phone Calls Over In-Person Consultations with Caregivers
Posted 06/26/17 |
Surgeons Will Be Obsolete in a Few Years (And They're Not the Only Ones)
Artificial intelligence experts say our jobs are about to start disappearing fast.
Posted 06/06/17 |
Sham Knee Arthroscopy as Effective as Real Surgery?
Posted 05/30/17 |
