A cross-sectional study of spine surgeons' attitudes regarding the management of preoperative anxiety in patients shows that the concern often goes overlooked, despite the majority of those scheduled to undergo surgery experiencing that stress.
November 6, 2018
Student surveys spine surgeons regarding preoperative anxiety in patients
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