primary_surgeon [Neurosurgery Wiki]

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The primary surgeon is the main [[surgeon]] who is responsible for performing a surgical procedure. This surgeon is usually the most experienced and skilled member of the surgical team and has the primary responsibility for ensuring the [[safety]] and [[success]] of the surgery. The primary surgeon may collaborate with other surgical team members, such as [[assistant]]s, [[resident]]s, and anesthesiologists, to perform the surgery and provide the best possible care to the patient.

The primary surgeon is responsible for making critical [[decision]]s during the surgery, including determining the appropriate surgical [[technique]], managing unexpected complications or emergencies, and coordinating the actions of the surgical [[team]]. The primary surgeon may also communicate with the patient or their family before and after the surgery to provide [[information]], answer questions, and address [[concern]]s.

In some cases, the primary surgeon may also be responsible for supervising or [[training]] other surgeons or surgical team members. The role of the primary surgeon is critical in ensuring the safety, quality, and success of surgical procedures.