[Medical Safety and Informed Consent Management During Neurosurgery]

Adverse events associated with neurosurgery remain a major concern in clinical practices. Most morbidity and mortality events are directly related to surgical procedures and can be broadly classified as avoidable or unavoidable. Based on our experience, morbidity and mortality conferences can significantly reduce avoidable morbidity among both residents and experienced neurosurgeons. The ultimate goal of surgical education is to enhance patient safety and improve outcomes by systematically identifying problems and developing appropriate solutions. Morbidity and mortality conferences therefore represent an essential component of neurosurgical education, contributing to better neurosurgical practice and improved patient safety.