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What are Some Common Epidemiological Studies in Surgical Interventions?

Common types of epidemiological studies in surgical interventions include:
Cohort studies to follow patient outcomes over time
Case-control studies to identify risk factors for surgical complications
Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) to compare the efficacy of different surgical techniques
Cross-sectional studies to assess the prevalence of surgical conditions

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