Abstract
OBJECTIVES: Social media are a fundamental part of modern society: at a professional level, they allow clinicians to share and comment cases, scientific literature and protocols. This however might allow for erroneous techniques, wrong decisional criteria and unfit indications produced by untrustworthy sources to gain popularity. The objective of this study is to compare the … Continued
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