The landscape of modern surgery is rapidly evolving through precision-based tools, robotic assistance, and refined operative planning. Advancements such as image-guided procedures, augmented reality overlays, and enhanced laparoscopic instrumentation are redefining outcomes and reducing recovery times. Amid this progress, innovations in general surgery techniques are playing a pivotal role in shifting the focus toward less invasive and more efficient methods. From 3D-printed anatomical models for preoperative simulation to smart sutures embedded with sensors, surgeons now have access to a powerful arsenal that promotes both patient safety and operative accuracy. Equally transformative are AI-powered decision-support systems that optimize intraoperative navigation. These breakthroughs not only improve surgical precision but also lower the margin of error, enhancing patient prognosis across a broad spectrum of procedures. As global healthcare systems seek scalable, cost-effective surgical models, the integration of these innovations is becoming essential in shaping the future of general surgery.
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