Doctors divided on live surgeries: NMC to form committee to take a call
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This has indeed become a matter of huge debate ever since a plea was filed in the Supreme Court, last month, questioning the ethics and legal implications of the live broadcast of surgical procedures.
While one faction of the medical fraternity does believe that that live surgeries are indeed risky and pose a strong risk to patient safety with the presence of many distractions to the performing surgeon, there is another faction that believes that these types of surgeries are integral to medical education and one of the best ways of training young doctors on various surgical modalities.
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Doctors Divided On Live Surgeries: NMC To Form Committee To Take A Call
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