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Innovation cannot happen if you only pay attention to textbooks, dogma, and currently published data.
Josh Tyler
@JoshuaTylerMD
Dad, colorectal surgeon. Robot enthusiast, rural surgery/LMIC advocate. Passionate about all things FSU.
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Great work today @OSHS_Greyhounds! Proud of y'all!
It’s that time… the 2024 season kicks off tomorrow with Regionals at Gulfport High School! Lifting starts at 10:00AM! Let’s go!! 💪🏽View quoted post on X
Fair points, for both you and @dr_samehhany81 . Must be interpreted in reality, especially in the US and LMICs. Most surgeons aren't out here changing practice on what's published. We change how we train residents/fellows is how we change practice....
@dr_samehhany81 @nirhoresh @nlavellaneda @SWexner @MarkSoliman @debby_keller @CleveClinicFL @AnnalsofSurgery @ZGaroufalia @mikifreund @RachellGefen I think that paradigm has gone. The resuscitate overnight and operate in the morning went about 15 years ago in the UK. CCrISP teaches that patients don't magically get better between 4 and 8am. Operate at 4am. Waiting = MOF & ⬆️✝️View quoted post on X
💯. I always tell my graduating residents, their final training is their first 2-3 years as an attending.
Real clinical growth as a physician begins when formal training ends.View quoted post on X
Agree?🤔
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Great point @DissanaikeMD. IMO true debate is less about Hartmann as being useful, and more how we teach our trainees/future surgeons how to address the pathology w/o compromising future reversal (don't get in TME plane, minimal mobilization, etc). Would be difficult study to do