Short excerpt from a YouTube conversation (hosted/created by Robert Whitfield MD) emphasizing comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for patients after implant removal. Whitfield argues that centers should provide ongoing, team-based post-surgical support—similar to cancer or cardiac centers—to achieve better outcomes and meet increasing prevalence of these cases.
So it's not like you do the surgery in your art project and send us on your on our way and good luck. It's very much like you really care, like you said, about the patient's experience after removing the implant.
I mean, it's, you know, it's it's its own form of comprehensive care. And the more we get, you know, I think you ought to look at it like this. You already understand the prevalence, and it's only going to get more prevalent. So when you try to build a center like ours to provide excellent care, we want to be able to help people the right ways. And just like in cancer care or cardiac care, the places that take a very centric approach to it and provide as much multidisciplinary care have the best outcomes. And that's kind of.
