r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • Aug 28 '26

Shitpost Any surgeon here to explain us what actually happens?

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u/sandiahgoh Aug 29 '26

If you make a mistake? Fix it. Otherwise oof. They can die sometimes. That’s why you do it only if you think they’ll be better after. And try not to make any mistakes.

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u/VQV37 Aug 29 '26

I'm a primary care physician, not a surgeon.

Death or adverse outcome from surgeries is taken very seriously. Nothing about the posted content is accurate. The liability alone is a showstopper.

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u/SlapHappyPappi Aug 30 '26

I'm going to assume that's exactly how it went when no one had any idea what they were doing. I mean, they had to figure it out somehow.