How can researching medical studies help find a good specialist?

One insider way to find the physicians who are the field-leading specialists in the specific health condition or surgical technique that concerns you: Learn who is leading the medical research. Aside from asking medical professionals, checking current medical studies can be a great way to uncover this info. Medline Plus can be a great Internet source for this.

Further, by searching the more technical Medline database at www.pubmed.gov, you'll find studies from hundreds of medical journals. Searching for the specific name of the surgical technique is usually enough to cough up dozens. Be forewarned that these will be jargon-filled articles with 68-letter words and a lot of Latin and, honestly, less interesting to read than car-ad disclaimers.

But underneath the title of each study, you'll find the authors—and one or two names will possibly be repeated in several studies. Those doctors have a great shot of either being the practicing surgeons or clinical researchers who are more knowledgeable about your surgery than anyone else. Armed with these names, take the studies to your doctor, and ask if you'd be wise to consider having one of these specialists consult on your case.

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