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Colorectal Quiz: Episode 49 - Collaborating for Kids: Colorectal & Pelvic Solutions (with a Little Help from AI)

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Colorectal Quiz: Episode 49 - Collaborating for Kids: Colorectal & Pelvic Solutions (with a Little Help from AI) | Podcast Episode on RSS.com Sign up free Features Resources Pricing Podcasts Sign up free Sign In Stay Current in Pediatric Surgery... Colorectal Quiz: Episode 49 - Col... Colorectal Quiz: Episode 49 - Collaborating for Kids: Colorectal & Pelvic Solutions (with a Little Help from AI) Stay Current in Pediatric Surgery by StayCurrent: Pediatric Surgery Jul 10, 2025 40:54 RSS feed Website Listen on Share About Transcript Episode notes In this special episode of the Colorectal Quiz , Drs. Marc Levitt and Jason Frischer are joined by Dr. Todd Ponsky and Em Gootee for a behind-the-scenes look at how AI is supporting medical education. The topic of this quiz: Collaborating for Kids: Colorectal & Pelvic Solutions . What’s unique about this episode? Everything after the intro was generated using NotebookLM, an AI tool that helped synthesize notes, transcripts, and case studies into an engaging, educational format. Key Highlights: Case-Based Learning: A multidisciplinary team approach to treating children with complex colorectal and pelvic conditions. Building the Right Team: The importance of urologists, gynecologists, psychologists, and colorectal surgeons working together to improve outcomes. ... Read more Keywords pediatric surgery children artificial intelligence podcasts podcast pediatric gynecology pediatric colorectal surgery pediatric colorectal surgeon col

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