“Surgical techniques” is a subject relating to the principles of surgery. Traditionally it discusses instrumentation, tools and sterile techniques used to perform safe operations by generations of surgeons. A relatively new, but continuously expanding element is linked to the development of clinical surgery. This part involves surgical research on the pathophysiology of the perioperative period, and scientific studies on the consequences of invasive procedures on the body functions and on the relationship of surgery and patient care in general. These aspects are of utmost importance for the achievement of good surgical results. In brief, “surgical techniques” is concerned with the methodology of classical surgery, and may also be regarded as the deontology of modern surgery (deontology = theory of obligations).
Surgical Techniques.Textbook for medical students.exe