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What Role Does Postoperative Follow-Up Play in Managing Complications?

Regular postoperative follow-up allows for early detection and management of complications. During follow-up visits, healthcare providers can assess wound healing, monitor for signs of infection, and ensure that any early signs of complications are addressed promptly. This is also an opportunity to reinforce patient education and adjust recovery plans as needed.

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