Here’s Why Female Surgeons Are Better 👩⚕️
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- New study has once again shown that female surgeons have lower surgical complication rates and better outcomes than their male surgeon counterparts. After accounting for patient, procedure, surgeon, anesthesiologist, and hospital characteristics, the findings of this cohort study suggest that patients treated by female surgeons have lower rates of adverse postoperative outcomes including death at 90 days and 1 year after surgery compared with those treated by male surgeons. #femalesurgeon #womeninmedicine #surgeonlife
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This is not the first study defined benefits in female surgeons. What do you think helps explain these findings? Did male versus female influence your choice of surgeon? Thanks for taking the time 🙏
Nonsense; it is a shameful to engage in this sort of virtue signaling
@@whousa642 just sharing facts and findings from a very well designed recent study. Happy to share the foods that if you like. Thanks for taking the time.
@@BoneDoctor_UA-cam dude we can not prove if one implant is better than next after years and multiple studies, you believe in a single study on a complex issue . Second I have a high suspicion as an orthopedic surgeon you could not evaluate a simple published study. I understand you are virtue signaling and trying to sound cool. It is pathetic.
@@whousa642it’s not virtue signaling it’s literally from the study lol
Thanks for the content. still recommend the field? I’m an M2 gunning for ortho
Aww, your mom is so modest about how accomplished that you are. She raised a fantastic lad.
Female Surgeons are always polite and gentle to the patients than male Surgeons
nonsense
Please don't expect the female gyn/ob to be gentle. Tried 2, went back to men. Exception for one RN who went back to school and became an MD in this field.
@@bonniedavis4601 female OB treat pts like shit. Have you wondered why OB morbidity/ mortality has skyrocketed since the proportion of male/female has totally reversed?
@@whousa642 I haven't kept up with their statistics since I aged out of the system. However I am not surprised. They are determined to treat you like a model of a human being. Men, at least most of them, actually like women and are far more gentle.
May I ask your interest in statistical analysis of surgical outcomes?
The profession has gone to hell. We have moved from license to kill model to license to murder. New docs are poor as a whole. Female surgical (and none surgical) residents frequently quite in middle of residency. Not infrequently they never even enter practice, or if they do within a short time they retire.@@bonniedavis4601
I had a female ob/gyn for two of my c sections. I had a very traumatic birth before meeting her. One of the first things she addressed was my fear, and created a birth plan for me. She's a very empathetic woman, so I knew I could relax with her. I truly felt she had my back!
I’m just wondering if this study accounted for if men sometimes did more risky surgeries?
Source?
its an example of the simpsons paradox
Had to look-up specifics of Simpson’s paradox. Thanks for sharing 🙏 Like the following insight credited to Mathematician Jordan Ellenberg, “the Simpson's paradox is misnamed as "there's no contradiction involved, just two different ways to think about the same data" and suggests that its lesson "isn't really to tell us which viewpoint to take but to insist that we keep both the parts and the whole in mind at once”. Thanks for taking the time 🙏
I don't know if this is factually true or not but women are usually more prone to be safe and less adventurous right? wouldn't that apply the same way in medicine meaning that men are more prone to do riskier surgeries than women? idk maybe im wrong
That certainly makes sense, and I think there are many factors that contribute to findings in the study. Very interesting study.
Were all the factors counted in by them? Were confounding factors ruled out as well. Emergency vs elective? Disaster vs emergency?@@BoneDoctor_UA-cam
I know for sure my brain surgeon was incredible
Nope. The best surgeon is the one that keeps you alive.
Would love to know where they did that study.
Most recent study is out of Canada, can find it in recent JAMA publication
JAMA is woke publication with no credibility
What’s your beef with Betsy?! Haha!
There's way less of them.... ?
No offense I per male surgeons over a female any day! I am female myself I have only had one surgery in my life by a woman and she messed up my shoulder even more. I feel every female doctor I have ever seen surgical or non-surgical I have had to fire because I don't like their rudeness, no compassion, and less likely to believe what I say about my own body! Three months after an ortho surgeon (female) did my surgery I told her something was wrong! I felt that my shoulder was torn again. She refused a CT or MRI. I told her I knew something was wrong because I was unable to hold my phone that how I knew. It took me two years to find another surgeon he was great and he did an MRI and he told me all four of my tendons were torn on my rotator cuff. Now I having my second Total shoulder Arthroplasty Reversal. Sorry docs are off the table for me After having 65 surgeries no one will ever be able to convince me to see a female unless they change their attitudes. I am sure there are nice female doctors out there but I have never found one and I have been in out of the hospitals since birth.
Perhaps men take on more risky surgeries?
Hmmm 🤔 for others but when I almost died during one of my surgeries it was a female surgeon so I think it just depends on the surgeon
Very sorry to hear. Completely agree, many factors to consider indefinitely depends on the surgeon.
Women☕️ am i right😂😂😂
@@smeshcel3025 I don’t trust women doctors sorry not sorry they gave me the worst treatment and never took me seriously so with major medical problems I’m going to a man doctor not woman
Love mom❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂
She thought she was hilarious. She is the best though.
No woman is going to saw on my bones
They let women hold saws these days, with those tiny little women hands? /s
I know a lot of good female, orthopedic surgeons 👏🏼👏🏼🤷♂️
Interesting information indeed darling 💕
Thanks for watching
Most women aren't doctors in specialities with high fatalities
Aren’t women less likely to do radical surgeries though?
well there is less of them therefore less problems
Make since women have to work twice as hard.
False comment and even more pathetic that the bone head gave you a love emoji
Imagine if you said "males" were better at something.... the females would go ballistic
Your mom😅 👍
She’s a little partial, but she’s the best🙏
Better than you.
The survey Was done by a woman ☕☕☕☕☕☕☕
Yup exactly
It’s because most quit the practice after five years when they start having kids
That has changed; many do not even practice
And do far less surgeries then males and there are far less female surgeons.
How are you older then ur mom