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The Visibility Challenge of Operating in a Surgical Hood

The Visibility Challenge of Operating in a Surgical Hood

The Visibility Challenge of Operating in a Surgical Hood

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Give Yourself a Mircrobreak

Give Yourself a Mircrobreak

Microbreaks have emerged as a simple, evidence-supported ergonomic practice1. Brief pauses during surgery allow you to reset posture, relax muscle tension, and reduce cumulative strain. Over time, these small moments can play a meaningful role in preventing musculoskeletal injury.

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A Quantum Jump in Transplantation—and Why It Matters Beyond the Lab

A Quantum Jump in Transplantation—and Why It Matters Beyond the Lab

In his recent TAD Talk, transplant surgeon Dr. Josh Mezrich describes xenotransplantation as a leap in medical history.

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See Where Overheads Don’t Shine: Targeted Light for Every Procedure

See Where Overheads Don’t Shine: Targeted Light for Every Procedure

In the operating room, lighting can make the difference between seeing clearly and struggling in the shadows. This is especially true in procedures performed with the patient in the lithotomy position, common in many urologic surgeries.

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