The phrase "after surgeons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing events or actions that occur following the involvement of surgeons, such as in medical or procedural discussions.
Example: "The patient showed significant improvement after surgeons completed the operation."
Alternatives: "following the surgeons" or "subsequent to surgeons".
Grandmother died after surgeons mistakenly drilled her skull.
The 36-year-old is recovering after surgeons implanted the world's first wholly lab-grown organ into his body.
After surgeons inserted a titanium plate in her head, Ms. Yousafzai made a rapid recovery, and quickly drowned out her critics with her preternatural poise and speaking skills.
He was bleeding rapidly, and even after surgeons repaired some of his wounds, it looked as if he was going to die for lack of blood.
Adding to the complexity is that after surgeons remove a prostate, pathologists look at it through a microscope for malignant cells.
Only a day after surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic introduced the woman who received the uterus transplant, they announced the procedure had failed following a sudden complication.
In Laurie Halse Anderson's best-selling "Wintergirls," about a dangerously anorexic high school senior, the mom is a sought-after surgeon too pressed to notice that her malnourished daughter is a bit shorter than she was four years earlier.
We considered emergency surgery when it was required in less than 24 h after surgeon evaluation.
In either case, it happened more than 50 years after Surgeon General Dr. Luther Terry wrote the landmark report on smoking and health that started America's smoking decline.
After some surgeons deemed the cancer inoperable, bolder surgeons operated.
After drilling, surgeons replace the torn ligament with a tendon taken from elsewhere in the body, like the hamstring, or from a cadaver.
