Fundamental Skills of Robotic Surgery: A Multi-institutional Randomized Controlled Trial for Validation of a Simulation-based Curriculum
Authors:
- Kamran AhmedKAKamran Ahmed
- Johar R. SyedJSJohar R. Syed
- Shabnam RehmanSRShabnam Rehman
- Khurshid GhaniKGKhurshid Ghani
- Ricardo AutorinoRARicardo Autorino
- Mohamed SharifMSMohamed Sharif
- Amrith RaoARAmrith Rao
- Yi ShiYSYi Shi
- Gregory E. WildingGWGregory E. Wilding
- James M. HassettJHJames M. Hassett
- Ashirwad ChowriappaACAshirwad Chowriappa
Abstract
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Funding Information
- John R. Oishei Foundation
- Roswell Park Alliance Foundation
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