Surgical Intervention

Surgical intervention refers to a medical procedure that involves using surgery to treat a health condition. This can include operations to remove, repair, or replace parts of the body, such as tumors or damaged organs. Surgeons perform these procedures in a hospital or surgical center, often under anesthesia to ensure comfort. Surgical interventions can be necessary for various reasons, such as alleviating pain, improving function, or saving lives. The decision to proceed with surgery typically follows careful evaluation and discussion between the patient and healthcare team.