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Why Rural Surgeons Can’t Afford to Be Too Specialized (Part 2)
Stuart Ferguson returns for part two of his conversation on The Rural American Surgeon to explore the practical realities of providing urologic and general surgical care in the remote Shetland Islands.
Stuart discusses the limitations that come with practicing in a small island hospital, including equipment decisions, limited critical care capacity, weather that can prevent patient transfers, and the need to know when a case should be referred.
He then walks through his approach to transurethral resection of the prostate, including patient selection, equipment, safety landmarks, difficult…
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