Morbidity, mortality,... and innovation: Turning complications into patents
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In brief
In brief
This content explores how adverse clinical outcomes and surgical complications can drive medical innovation and intellectual property development. It examines the process of transforming lessons learned from morbidity and mortality into patentable solutions that improve patient care.
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Morbidity, mortality,... and innovation: Turning complications into patents
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