Telemedicine in pediatric surgery
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Telemedicine in pediatric surgery

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Article · Oct 2026 · 1 min read

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In brief

This review examines telemedicine applications in pediatric surgery, covering terminology, regulatory frameworks, billing guidelines, and implementation strategies. The authors explore how virtual care models can expand access to pediatric surgical expertise while improving efficiency and patient satisfaction in underserved areas.

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Todd Ponsky

Importance: Telemedicine is an emerging strategy for healthcare delivery that has the potential to expand access, optimize efficiency, minimize cost, and enhance patient satisfaction. Objective: To review the current spectrum, potential strategies, and implementation process of telemedicine in pediatric surgery. Design: Review and opinion design. Setting: n/a. Participants: n/a. MAIN OUTCOMES AND MEASURES: n/a. Results: n/a. Conclusions And Relevance: Telemedicine is an emerging approach with the potential to facilitate efficient, cost-effective delivery of pediatric surgical services. Brief Abstract: Telemedicine is an emerging strategy for healthcare delivery that has the potential to expand access, optimize efficiency, minimize cost, and enhance patient satisfaction. The objectives of this review are to explore common terms in telemedicine, provide an overview of current legislative and billing guidelines, review the current state of telemedicine in surgery and pediatric surgery, and provide basic themes for successful implementation of a pediatric surgical telemedicine program. Type Of Study: Review. Level Of Evidence: Level V.

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