Peter Attia· MD
if you look at data on when accidents happen in surgery, they most often happen when a surgeon has been either in his second or third surgery or her second or third surgery or when it's a very long surgery.
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if you look at data on when accidents happen in surgery, they most often happen when a surgeon has been either in his second or third surgery or her second or third surgery or when it's a very long surgery.
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And so this is why if you look at um if you look at data on when accidents happen in surgery, they most often happen when a surgeon has been either in his second or third surgery or when it's a very long surgery. Right? They've been using their willpower for so long they get fatigued.
If you look at data on when accidents happen in surgery, they most often happen when a surgeon has been either in his second or third surgery or her second or third surgery or when it's a very long surgery. They've been using their willpower for so long they get fatigued.