This piece looks into how tiny-cut surgeries work in bone and trauma medicine, viewing results through the eyes of a scientist from Uzbekistan joining worldwide research talks. Findings pulled from major global trials and reviews help show what happens after surgery - how fast people heal, fewer issues arise, movement returns quicker, plus rehab paths shaped around patients. Global knowledge meets local hospital conditions in Uzbekistan, pointing out that new tools matter less than whether they fit real-world clinics. Progress here is not about flashy gear but steady gains in care quality. The shift now leans on moving sooner after operations, sparing healthy tissues, blending therapy early - all tied to stubborn medical questions answered by solid proof.

Minimally invasive surgery, clinical effectiveness, postoperative outcomes, complication reduction, functional recovery, surgical innovation, evidence-based practice, health system efficiency, Uzbekistan healthcare context.

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