Cataract surgery, hysterectomy, often misused
Monday, June 20th, 2011Undergoes an operation for thousands of years of common subjects of Canadians, two basic questions have not been asked most: is surgery necessary, or will you improve the health of the patient? In a breakthrough study published yesterday in Canada, one third as many people as possible, showed that elective surgery may be unnecessary. You can also deteriorated thereafter up to one quarter of patients feel better. Study, the largest ever of its kind, Vancouver and Richmond, 137 surgeons in five hospitals and more than 5000 patients in BC
The study was done in western Canada, but the results are applicable to the rest of the country, Dr. Charles Wright, a Vancouver-based director of the Center for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation, said the report’s lead author and other. The survey highlighted the growing sense of responsibility in health care, said the lights. I will trust my doctor, “we just can not say.” “Instead, we are, what we should do, the benefits of our patients can be demonstrated by the excellent research.”