Presented by Justin B Dimick at the PG Course: Robotic Hernia Surgery – What can Robotics add to my Hernia Armamentarium? held during the 2017 SAGES Annual Meeting in Houston, TX on Wednesday, March 22, 2017
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Take home points–1:21
Monitoring innovation–2:35 JAMA 2015
Citation–4:13
Measuring surgical outcomes–5:16
IDEAL papers–8:18 Lancet 2009
IDEAL recommendations–9:06
Citations–11:44 NEJM 2004