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I would define a surgery's success by the success of the outcome, not by the tools that go into it. How would you define a "successful" surgery? An in-flight s
by aqme28 5y ago
I would define a surgery's success by the success of the outcome, not by the tools that go into it. How would you define a "successful" surgery?
An in-flight surgery that stabilizes the patient indefinitely is more successful IMO than one with all the best tooling that gets the patient killed.
- matheusmoreira 5y agoNot indefinitely. The point of all emergency medical treatment is to stabilize the patient before they get to a proper hospital.