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Re: OB: Bladder Injury At SectionFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Aug 1 16:47:12 2005
In a message dated 8/1/05 3:06:31 PM, evsono@pipeline.com writes:
> Interesting thoughts on inadvertent bladder entry at section and medical Yes, very. . . . The conclusion of the cited article and the commentary: CONCLUSIONS: The perception of having made a mistake creates significant emotional distress for practicing physicians. The severity of this distress may be influenced by factors such as prior beliefs and perfectionism. The extent to which physicians share this distress with colleagues may be influenced by the degree of competitiveness engendered by medical training. Open discussion of mistakes should be more prominent in medical training and practice, and there should be continued research on this topic. I did talk with a friend this morning about the episode. And even though everyone will be fine, and the patient will recover, and her bladder will return to normal...I still feel like shit. Somehow, I feel like if this is what's gonna happen to you if you operate (when complications, misadventure, and HIGH adventure), then get off the pot.. Joe P.
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