outcomes for certain cancer surgeries, it also found that a subset of high-volume surgeons did not achieve optimal results. This challenges the traditional belief that high-volume surgeons consistently provide high-quality care. The study presented at the ssO 2020 Annual Cancer Symposium highlighted the importance of evaluating outcomes on an individual surgeon basis, rather than solely focusing on hospital volume. The findings suggest that further research is needed to better understand the complex relationship between surgeon volume and surgical outcomes in cancer care.
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Study Finds Wide Variation in Outcomes Among High-Volume Cancer Surgeons
