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I think these two recent reviews sum up some good advice to doctors in regenerative medicine #1 Give patients all their options with expected outcomes based on experience or recent literature 1a. Don't just present "your" option 1b. If there are options that the physician doesn't do...ie. surgery, laser, shockwave....still present them to the patient with the appropriate info they need to assess those options. #2 Be diligent in knowing the recent literature....it changes. Join groups like Interventional Orthobiologics Foundation that are focused on evidence based orthobiologics #3 It's OK to tell the patient "we don't know" if that is the truth #4 Be real and not "fake" (this is my favorite comment :)

📣 Looking forward to your submission Interesting Special Issue "Hepatobiliary Surgery: Recent Developments and Emerging Trends" edited by Dr.Niv Pencovich M.D, Ph.D 😍 😍 We have published 2 interesting paper, please enjoy the reading. If you are interested in contributing to this Issue, please feel free to submit via:👇 https://lnkd.in/gwW5USVm #HPB #Hepatobiliary Journal of Clinical Medicine (JCM) MDPI

What is a near-death experience? What are Christians to make of the stories of patients being conscious while their bodies were clinically dead in surgery? Today, Sharon Dirckx examines and discusses the phenomenon of near-death experiences.

In "Clinical Decision in Critical Care" book, you can find some useful guides for perioperative management. One of these examples is the management of antidiabetic drug before surgery. Which drug you need to omit, which drug you need to modify, and which drug should be left unchanged. All these recommendations are illustrated visually in one page If you are in Egypt, you can get the book online from Jumia by access the following link https://lnkd.in/dCCvqASU From outside Egypt, you can get your copy by contacting the publisher through the following link https://wa.me/201002263199 #criticalcare #diabetic