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What happens when the ANSWER arrives before the QUESTION?
Rapid proliferation of medical AI - especially when built into the EMR - challenges surgical education.
We think about this everyday and are working extremely hard to build thoughtful, human-first, AI- conscious surgical education content that focuses on trust and surgeon judgement.View quoted post on X
What happens when the ANSWER arrives before the QUESTION?
Rapid proliferation of medical AI - especially when built into the EMR - challenges surgical education.
We think about this everyday and are working extremely hard to build thoughtful, human-first, AI- conscious surgical education content that focuses on trust and surgeon judgement.View quoted post on X
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Clinical Informatics for Surgeons: Episode 2 ➡️
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Demystifying Topical Hemostatic Agents: A Mental Model for Surgeons
The scrub tech holds up two boxes, “SURGICEL or EVARREST?”, and you realize nobody ever taught you the difference! Today @georgoff @Kniery_Bird @mcclellanjm @nickteman break down topical hemostatic agents, one of the most used and least taught tools in the OR. You’ll get a simple two-question model for picking the right product: can your patient make their own clot, and can a patch reach the bleeding? Through trauma, vascular, and cardiac cases, the team covers when these agents earn their keep and when two minutes of pressure (no peeking!) will do the job. Bottom line: hemostatic agents speed up hemostasis, but they’re a targeted adjunct to good surgical technique, not a substitute for it.
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