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Skill Acquisition and Assessment for Laparoscopic Surgery
Archives of Surgery · 1997 · Vol. 132(2) · pp. 200–200
James C. Rosser✉(Yale University)
Abstract
Three standardized laparoscopic drills have been tested in 150 trainees and demonstrate the incremental acquisition of skills that correlate with improved performance in a challenging and complex laparoscopic skill, intracorporeal suturing.
Surgical Simulation and TrainingInnovations in Medical EducationAnatomy and Medical TechnologyMedicineDreyfus model of skill acquisitionDocumentationMedical physicsCertificationLaparoscopic surgeryEducational measurementFibrous jointLaparoscopyPhysical therapy
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Clinical CompetenceEducation, Medical, ContinuingLaparoscopySuture TechniquesTime FactorsLaparoscopes
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