Why Surgical Journals Need to Publish the Studies That Fail
Surgeons argue that negative, neutral and inconclusive trial results are essential evidence in abdominal wall surgery, warning that publication bias ...
Surgeons argue that negative, neutral and inconclusive trial results are essential evidence in abdominal wall surgery, warning that publication bias ...
The 30th ILTS Congress in Singapore showcased robotic donor surgery, machine perfusion biomarkers, AI-driven prediction and xenotransplantation milestones, revealing a ...
A national discrete choice experiment of 211 Chinese urologists found that surgeons' stated preferences for robot-assisted versus laparoscopic prostatectomy shifted ...
A multicenter Japanese study of 135 patients shows robot-assisted pelvic exenteration for advanced rectal cancer achieved 98 percent complete resection ...
Korea University College of Medicine and Yale School of Medicine launched their first joint urology symposium in Seoul, pairing sessions ...
A ten-year analysis of fellowship case logs shows that dedicated HPB trainees receive far more robotic surgery experience than transplant-track ...
A new commentary in Global Surgical Education argues that the surgeon of the future must synthesize traditional craft, humanistic judgment, ...
A prospective single-center trial found that a standardized enhanced recovery pathway after gastrectomy achieved high adherence, short hospital stays, and ...
A qualitative study of thirteen robotic surgery faculty reveals that attendings weigh a pre-test probability of resident readiness, that a ...
The first UK big data studies of robotic joint replacement find no differences in implant survival, revision risk, or complications ...
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