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I agree with you, usually in medical schools there is a large level of knowledge and a large amount of statistical data from the experience of examining patients. Also, the university usually has a school with experienced professors, their advice must be qualified. I am now a postgraduate student and every day I see many patients who consult with professors, in my opinion they have great experience. When I was looking for dissertation material at https://essays.edubirdie.com/write-my-dissertation I even found some of my curator's work. I also saw many articles on Wikipedia. If such publications quote university surgeons, then it seems to me that if there is an opportunity to get a consultation with such a specialist, then this should be done!