Peiqi Wang

TL;DR: In this paper, a 3-step modified Delphi method involving a multidisciplinary expert panel of 6 relevant stakeholder groups (surgeons, pain specialists, outpatient surgical nurse practitioners, surgical residents, patients, and pharmacists) was used to develop consensus ranges for outpatient opioid prescribing at the time of discharge after 20 common procedures in 8 surgical specialties.

TL;DR: The next generation of surgeons will have to change their behaviour in order to be able to provide compassionate and effective treatment to patients with chronic conditions.

TL;DR: It is found that postendoscopic infections are more common than previously thought and vary widely by facility, although screening colonoscopy is not without risk, the risk is lower than diagnostic endoscopic procedures.

TL;DR: Marked variation exists in surgeon re-excision rates among patients undergoing BCT, which might represent unnecessary operations for patients and a financial burden to the healthcare system.

TL;DR: Although enteropathy is rare, clinicians should remain vigilant of this potential adverse event even years after medication initiation, according to a systematic review of literature of sprue-like enteropathy for all ARBs.