New Tool Flags High-Risk Patients for PE Post-Surgery
A new calculator improves pulmonary embolism (PE) risk assessment after surgery, potentially impacting thrombo-prophylaxis strategies.
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A new calculator improves pulmonary embolism (PE) risk assessment after surgery, potentially impacting thrombo-prophylaxis strategies.
Team dynamics significantly affect patient outcomes in complex surgical oncology.
Eye-tracking can differentiate surgical residents' cognitive strategies, critical for tailored education.
The use of entrustable professional activities (EPAs) provides a new framework for evaluating surgical residents, improving assessment and support for trainee competencies.
Prehabilitation may lower postoperative complications and cardiac events for patients undergoing major surgeries like CABG and AAA repair.
Multimodal prehabilitation may enhance baseline immune function in patients before abdominal cancer surgery, but its effect on postoperative immune outcomes appears limited.
Surgeons must prioritize mental health after adverse events to improve practice and patient care.
Rectus sheath catheters provide effective pain management after open surgery while reducing complications and costs compared to thoracic epidural analgesia.
Surgeons report high levels of professional flourishing, impacting well-being and burnout strategies.
Surgeons' inconsistent sleep timing significantly impacts patient safety, with notable implications for surgical outcomes.