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Safety: Time for a new surgical checklist. It starts earlier, ends later, saves time and prevents complications.

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Troubled times for endoscope reprocessing. Your cleaning and disinfection practices have never been under greater scrutiny.

10 products to boost your fight against SSIs. Consider these new innovations and old standbys to enhance your infection control strategy.

Ready for retina? Rising reimbursements and tech advances make outpatient retina surgery a profitable possibility.

Take better care of your surgical instruments. Tips for extending the lives of your delicate and expensive tools.

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Coding & Billing: Are you leaving money on the table? Here's how to overcome 4 common revenue challenges.

Ask the experts: Should you add mini-laparoscopy? Top surgeons share their thoughts on the tiny tools and whether the technique is worth adding.

Behind Closed Doors: The OR manager's holiday gift list. Any of these items would look great in our ORs.

The case for biologic hernia repair. Though more costly, is there evidence that using biologic mesh results in lower infection and recurrence rates?

Anesthesia's latest and greatest. A recap of the hottest new technologies on display at the annual meeting of the American Society of Anesthesiologists.

Anesthesia Alert: An infection risk at the head of the table? There might be if your anesthetists practice poor hand hygiene.

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Virginia dermatologist not guilty In insurance fraud case. Prosecutors alleged a pattern of misdiagnosis and unneeded surgeries for profit.

Editor's Page: Up for debate. Ever feel like you're drowning in a sea of rules and regulations?

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New currents in electrosurgery. Recent innovations are improving safety and convenience.