Surgery’s past, present and robotic future
June 24, 2009 § Leave a comment
Check out this interesting TED talk by surgeon and inventor Catherine Mohr, tracing the history of surgery from pre-anesthesia to the newest inventions in robotic surgery.
Hat tip to Vijay.
Summer Hibernation
June 15, 2009 § 1 Comment
I’m gradually slipping into blogging summer hibernation (photo credit). Vacation is drawing nearer, and I find myself spending more time outdoors than in front of screens. I suspect I’ll be posting very infrequently in June and July. Have a nice summer everyone!
Top 50 Surgical Blogs
June 9, 2009 § Leave a comment
Check out iScrub’s comprehensive list of the top 50 surgical blogs. I feel honored to be included in this company!
No Breath
June 1, 2009 § Leave a comment
Filming a radio frequency ablation (RFA) for liver cancer a couple of weeks got me thinking about the hierarchy that exists in the OR. Especially between the surgeon, or in this case radiologist, and the anesthesia personnell.
It’s probably an everyday situation in the OR, and not remarkable in any way, but I found it a bit strange. Just an observation.
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