Bone Tissue Engineering, the New Concept in Regenerative Medicine and Surgery

Habal, Mutaz B.

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“…14 Plastic surgery has a very close relationship with regenerative medicine. 15 If we, plastic surgeons, want to be leaders of regenerative medicine, we must be the ones who innovate or at least who adopt innovation as quickly as possible. In the field of stem cell-based regenerative medicine, it is critically important that surgeons provide an example of a rigorous approach to research, data collection, and advertising of stem cell therapies.…”

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The Future of Plastic Surgery

Öztürk

Karagöz

Zor

2015

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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Since the days of Sushruta, innovation has shaped the history of plastic surgery. Plastic surgeons have always been known as innovators or close followers of innovations. With this descriptive international survey study, the authors aimed to evaluate the future of plastic surgeons by analyzing how plastic surgery and plastic surgeons will be affected by new trends in medicine. Aesthetic surgery is the main subclass of plastic surgery thought to be the one that will change the most in the future. Stem cell therapy is considered by plastic surgeons to be the most likely "game changer." Along with changes in surgery, plastic surgeons also expect changes in plastic surgery education. The most approved assumption for the future of plastic surgery is, "The number of cosmetic nonsurgical procedures will increase in the future." If surgeons want to have better outcomes in their practice, they must at least be open minded for innovations if they do not become innovators themselves. Besides the individual effort of each surgeon, international and local plastic surgery associations should develop new strategies to adopt these innovations in surgical practice and education.

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confidence: 99%