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JACS Highlights June 2025

June 10, 2025

The following articles appear in the June 2025 issues of the Journal of the American College of Surgeons. A complimentary online subscription to JACS is a benefit of ACS membership. See more articles on the JACS website.

Overcoming Political Upheaval to Deliver Pediatric Surgical Care in Afghanistan: A Prospective Analysis of the First 1000 Procedures

Dunya Moghul, MD, PhD, Phillip J. Hsu, MD, PhD, Emma Bryce, MPH, and colleagues

Political conflicts hinder pediatric healthcare in Afghanistan. This study examines the impact of a new pediatric operating room at Ataturk Hospital in Kabul. In 2023, 1,014 operations were performed, showing successful implementation of surgical care in a low-resource setting. Future efforts should focus on addressing untreated surgical needs. Read more.

Implementation of Electronic Medical Record Interventions to Maximize Opioid Disposal after Surgery in Routine Clinical Practice

Yash Deshmukh, BS, Mateo L. Amezcua, BA, Brendan W. Barth, MD, and colleagues

Surgical operative reports are tedious to create, inherently subjective, and may contain inaccuracies. The authors of this study explored automated creation of video-based artificial intelligence (AI) surgical operative reports in robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy. They found that operative reports written by AI had higher overall accuracy than those written by surgeons. Read more.


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