The Culture of Experience: Philosophical Essays in the American Grain.

Knowlton, Clark S.; McDermott, John J.

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“…In this perspective, surgical excellence is much more "democratic" if you will, and first and foremost a matter of 1) good training, 2) focus and 3) volume of hands-on experience. Historically this perspective is more common to the Anglo-Saxon culture of pragmatism, which rejects all types of "absolutism " (4,5). Indeed studied and popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, intelligent-routine is considered to be the basis of excellence in any field, including surgery ( 6).…”

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“…Historically this perspective is more common to the Anglo-Saxon culture of pragmatism, which rejects all types of "absolutism." 4,5 Indeed studied and popularized by Malcolm Gladwell, intelligent routine is considered to be the basis of excellence in any field, including surgery. 6 This experiencebased algorithm leads to a rather distinctive pathway to success, as compared to the authority-based premise that we discussed.…”

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Medial Ligament Release: Is It a Proportional Standard?

Wever

2024

Facial Plast Surg

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Assessing the proportionality of extended facelift surgery across surgeons, is not an easy task. Risks and assumed benefits need to be weighted, yet especially the latter is difficult to objectify. Reverse engineering the pathway of two leading facelift surgeons suggest that excellent training and focused high-volume facelift surgery preceded their leadership. Yet these conditions are not available to all surgeons. Hence defining extended facelift techniques as the professional standard, could promote novice surgeons into a path that may not correspond to safe practice.

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