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In Utah, any licensed physician with some general surgical or plastic surgery training can perform cosmetic plastic surgery, regardless of board certification status.

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Lymphedema and lipedema, while superficially similar, have distinct pathophysiologies and management strategies. Understanding these differences is essential for providing targeted care and improving patient outcomes.

Rapid weight loss from semaglutide use can lead to breast ptosis, mirroring effects seen after bariatric surgery. Healthcare providers should be prepared to counsel patients on this potential outcome and offer strategies for management.

A study at Massachusetts General Hospital found that clinical decision support software could prevent 95% of medication errors in the operating room, highlighting its potential to enhance patient safety.

AI is enhancing surgical care through advanced preoperative planning, intraoperative decision-making, and postoperative monitoring, promising improved patient outcomes and operational efficiency.