Dr Malpani would be happy to provide a second opinion on your problem.
Consult Now!(Monday, July 14, 2014)
" The financial incentives for doctors are wrong. Sometimes a doctor should be rewarded for not
intervening !"
http://www.ehfg.org/839.html
If we pay surgeons for doing surgery, then why are we surprised that they respond rationally to these economic incentives by doing more surgery ? It's not the surgeons who are unethical - it's the incentives which are irrational !
If back surgeons were paid for not doing back surgery, I am sure many more of them would advise conservative non-surgical therapy ( just like so many orthopedic surgeons do , once they retire from active surgical practise)
