A concern is a feeling of worry, anxiety, or unease about something that may pose a threat or risk to someone or something. In a surgical context, concerns may include any potential risks, complications, or negative outcomes associated with a surgical procedure or the use of specific surgical techniques or devices.

For example, concerns may include the potential for infection, bleeding, or other complications during or after the surgery. Concerns may also arise regarding the use of anesthesia, the potential for adverse reactions to medications, or the risk of surgical errors or mistakes.

Surgeons and other healthcare professionals are trained to identify and address concerns related to surgical procedures to ensure the safety and well-being of their patients. They may take steps to mitigate risks, such as using advanced imaging technology to guide surgical instruments, taking precautions to prevent infections, or carefully monitoring the patient's vital signs during and after the surgery.

In addition, healthcare professionals may work to address patient concerns, such as providing information and education about the surgical procedure, answering questions, and addressing any fears or anxieties that the patient may have. By addressing concerns related to surgical procedures, healthcare professionals can help to ensure the best possible outcomes for their patients.