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Introducing New Technologies and Techniques into Gynecologic Surgical Practice
William D Winkelman1,2,3, Peter L Rosenblatt1,2,3
1Mount Auburn Hospital, Cambridge.
Abstract:
The surgery practiced today is not the same as the surgery practiced a generation ago and because of the ever-evolving nature of medicine, ongoing education, and adoption of new technology is vital for all surgeons. New technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we practice medicine; however, it is important to understand the context in which new medical devices arise and to approach new medical devices with a healthy combination of skepticism and optimism. Surgeons should feel comfortable assessing, critiquing, and adopting new technology.
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