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WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY? – 11 4 23
WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY? – 11 4 23
WHAT’S NEW IN MEDICINE TODAY? – 11 4 23
Saturday 4th November 2023
Dr. Alfred O. Bonati challenges the use of pedicle screws in back surgeries, calling for greater transparency and patient safety in 'American Medicine Today'.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Benatti challenges the effectiveness of pedicle screws and fusions in treating spine conditions.
- The resurgence of pedicle screws raises concerns about industry influence and patient safety.
- An independent evaluation of surgical results is advocated to ensure transparency and patient-centered care.
- Universities' role in teaching surgical techniques and the need for greater responsibility in medical education are highlighted.
- The episode calls for a shift towards more conservative and transparent surgical methods to benefit patients and the healthcare system.
I don't believe in pedicle screws. I don't believe in fusions. So I fought fusions all my life. I don't think they are a procedure that is rewarding in short period or in a long period to treat the spine in any patient.
In this eye-opening episode of 'American Medicine Today', Dr. Alfred O. Bonati takes a hard look at the resurgence of pedicle screws in fusion back surgeries. Once banned in the 1980s, these devices have made a controversial comeback, driven by what Dr. Bonati argues is industry greed and corruption. He strongly opposes the use of pedicle screws, highlighting the potential risks they pose to patients and questioning the integrity of their widespread adoption. Through his passionate critique, Dr.
Bonati calls for a more independent and transparent approach to evaluating surgical outcomes. This episode is a must-listen for anyone curious about the inner workings of medical practices and the influence of industry on healthcare decisions.