Can a Surgeon Thrive in the World of Physics?

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In summary, a surgeon can thrive in the world of physics by applying their knowledge of anatomy and precision to the field of medical physics. They can also contribute to research and development in medical technology and equipment. However, they may face challenges in adapting to the theoretical nature of physics and may need to acquire additional education and training in this field. Additionally, surgeons can also benefit from collaborations with physicists in order to improve patient care and outcomes.
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Through a post on phys.org
I'm a surgeon, but have always been interested in Physics. Just mostly a lurker trying to learn something and keep my brain alive...
 
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Welcome to PF, doctor. It's great to have you here. :smile:
 
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Welcome to the forum.
 

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