From @jama.com: Proactive, risk-stratified intraoperative MAP targets did not improve 6-month disability after elective noncardiac surgery compared with usual care MAP ≥65 mm Hg. #ANES25 American Society of Anesthesiologists ja.ma/4h163Am

💬 Editorial from @jama.com: Personalized perioperative blood pressure management did not reduce organ injury or disability compared with standard MAP targets. #ANES25 American Society of Anesthesiologists ja.ma/42vUIm3

From @jama.com: Individualized perioperative MAP targets did not lower rates of organ injury or death after major abdominal surgery compared with routine blood pressure management at MAP ≥65 mm Hg. #ANES25 American Society of Anesthesiologists ja.ma/472HAGm

In a community hospital setting, implementing a nurse- and patient-centered education intervention significantly reduced missed doses of venous thromboembolism (VTE) prophylaxis. ja.ma/46GMHgx

BIOLAP RCT: Use of biological mesh in laparoendoscopic inguinal hernia repair did not reduce postoperative pain and was associated with significantly higher recurrence and seroma rates compared with synthetic mesh. ja.ma/4mQaNKv

In patients with upfront resectable left-sided pancreatic cancer, long-term results from the DIPLOMA trial show that minimally invasive and open left pancreatectomy yield similar overall survival and disease-free survival. ja.ma/4nJea7t

Implementation of a patient service navigator at a level 1 trauma center was associated with increased follow-up attendance in both trauma and specialty clinics. ja.ma/4nGKN5J

Higher mortality rates among surgeons vs non-surgeon physicians may reflect differences related to work environment, professional demands, and lifestyle. ja.ma/4h0fhgj

Patients with stage IV melanoma may benefit from a combined approach of first-line immunotherapy based on site of metastasis. ja.ma/46LY8SY

At #ACSCC25? Consider this article from @jamasurgery.com: Percutaneous cholecystostomy should serve as a bridge to interval cholecystectomy in patients with contraindications to immediate surgery, specifically those with sepsis and acute cholecystitis. ja.ma/4pUNrGq#ACSCC25@facs.org

"All these questions now factor into the decision of whether to recommend surgery to a patient with acute #appendicitis." Read this Invited Commentary by Lawrence Lee, MD, PhD, and Liane Feldman, MD. ja.ma/3IE62Wx#appendicitis #ACSCC25 @facs.org

While at #ACSCC25, dive into recent research from @jamasurgery.com ⬇️ Rigorous, validated assessment tools—incorporating quantitative and qualitative measures—are essential in competency-based surgical education. ja.ma/3Ks50gZ#ACSCC25@facs.org

“Ultimately, we believe that data and analysis like those presented here could form the foundation of the next generation of risk calculators.” Learn more in this Invited Commentary by Charlotte Rajasingh, MD, MS, and Sherry Wren, MD. ja.ma/3IxBHsK #ACSCC25 @facs.org

At #ACSCC25? 🩺 Don't miss this article from JAMA Surgery, selected to enhance your conference takeaways: 👇 Patients who received robot-assisted surgery vs conventional laparoscopic surgery had a higher incidence of postoperative pulmonary complications. ja.ma/4hehoxr#ACSCC25@facs.org

Are you at #ACSCC25? JAMA Surgery is now on Bluesky! 🦋 Stay connected for timely research, expert commentary, and updates on issues pertinent to surgery, from quality improvement to clinical ethics and beyond. @facs.org

“KEEP PUBLISHING THE SCIENCE.” — @jama.com Editor Bibbins-Domingo Great @jamasurgery.com Editorial Board meeting led by the indomitable Dr Kibbe @uthealthcomm.org (PS Chicago was absolutely gorgeous. What a great city!) #jamasurgery #jamanetwork #jama #science #chicago