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The software utilizes advanced algorithms to simulate various surgical scenarios, helping the medical team identify potential complications and select the most effective tools. For instance, in orthopedic surgery, clinicians can virtually place implants to ensure a perfect fit, while in neurosurgery, they can map out the safest path through delicate brain tissue. This "digital twin" of the patient’s anatomy serves as a comprehensive roadmap for the entire surgical team.

Medical foods are specially formulated products intended for the dietary management of a disease or condition with distinctive nutritional requirements.

In the United States, medical foods occupy a unique regulatory space under the Orphan Drug Act. Unlike supplements, they must be used under the ongoing supervision of a physician. In clinical discussions, the utility of these foods is highlighted for conditions such as phenylketonuria (PKU), where the body cannot process specific amino acids. The formulation of these products is based on recognized scientific principles, providing nutrients that cannot be obtained through a simple modification of a regular diet.

A major point of debate in healthcare circles is the distinction between medical foods and "special dietary use" products. Clinicians often gather to discuss the evidence base for new formulations targeting conditions like Alzheimer's or inflammatory bowel disease. While medical foods do not require a prescription in the legal sense, their administration…

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