Advances in Surgery
Advances in surgery in the early 21st century have been quite brilliant thanks to the use of knowledge gained from new technologies and clinical research. It is also noteworthy that non-surgical techniques have emerged, thanks to advances in endoscopy, which allow for viewing, cutting, coagulating, and suctioning, as well as advances in visualizing organs and structures with a tube made of optical material.
Today, post-operative discomforts are at a minimum. However, considering that the surgeon must encounter a new situation in almost every case and approach it in a specific way, it is understood that surgical procedures cannot be automated.
With the development of organ transplant operations, internal organs have become more or less replaceable. In this regard, a healthy body is an organ bank. Tissue transplants, one of the most important surgical interventions in recent years, have also become widespread with a success rate of up to 85%.