Video Author: Salerno E

Declining operative experience for junior level residents: Unintended consequence of minimally invasive surgery?

Presented by Matthew G Mullen at the SS23: Resident and Fellow Scientific Session during the SAGES 2016 Annual Meeting.

Posted on: 10/10/2016
Learning Themes: Academic / Educational
Sources: 2016 Annual Meeting
Video Authors: Friel C, He, Michaels A, Mullen M, Salerno E, Schirmer B, Smith P, Sohn M
Video Institutions: University of Virginia--Charlottesville VA

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Declining operative experience for junior level residents: Unintended consequence of minimally invasive surgery?

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