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“We’ve published several editorials in this past year focused on a 1-year fellowship in a specialty that arguably needs way, way more time, more than 1 year. Are we doing our trainees or even our patients a disservice by continuing that 1-year construct, which is now solidly 30 years old?”

All interventional procedures supported by moderate or low certainty evidence showed little to no pain relief compared with sham procedures.

Suzetrigine, a newly approved NaV1.8 inhibitor, offers a promising non-opioid alternative for managing moderate-to-severe acute pain, backed by robust clinical trial data.

Confusion over provider credentials and delayed emergency response in an outpatient surgical center led to fatal complications during what should have been a routine pain management procedure.

In high-pressure emergency C-sections, surgical teams must consider multiple risk factors while maintaining both speed and precision, with specific anatomical considerations guiding technique modification.

In this randomized trial of 1,010 patients with stable DES undergoing noncardiac surgery, perioperative aspirin continuation showed no significant reduction in major adverse cardiac events compared to complete antiplatelet cessation.