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Evaluating laparoscopic skills
Surgical Endoscopy · 2003 · Vol. 17(6) · pp. 964–967
Sarah K Fraser✉(McGill University)Dennis Klassen(McGill University)Liane S. Feldman(McGill University)G.A. Ghitulescu(McGill University)Gerald M. Fried(McGill University)Gerald M. Fried(McGill University)
Surgical Simulation and TrainingMinimally Invasive Surgical TechniquesGynecological conditions and treatmentsMedicineLaparoscopyAbdominal surgeryLaparoscopic surgeryTest (biology)General surgeryEndoscopyHepatologyPhysical therapySurgery
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Clinical CompetenceHumansMedical Staff, HospitalLaparoscopyStudents, MedicalTask Performance and Analysis
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