Ethics and Surgical Innovation

In Alberto R. Ferreres (ed.), Surgical Ethics: Principles and Practice. Springer Verlag. pp. 249-256 (2019)
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Abstract

Innovation is important in medicine and surgery, as new technologies and techniques have immensely improved patient care. However, innovation has required collaboration between physicians, industry, engineers, investors, and entrepreneurs, among others. Because of these relations, ethical conflicts can exist. The following chapter will review the ethical challenges that surgeons face today when confronted to innovative procedures or developments.

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