Canadian consensus conference on the development of training and practice standards in advanced minimally invasive surgery: Edmonton, Alta., Jun. 1, 2007.
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Operative length independently affected by surgical team size: data from 2 Canadian hospitals.Toward a platform for training and practice standards in advanced minimally invasive surgery.Laparoscopic training model using fresh human cadavers without the establishment of penumoperitoneum.Vers un modèle de normes de formation et de pratique en techniques avancées de chirurgie minimalement invasive.
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Canadian consensus conference on the development of training and practice standards in advanced minimally invasive surgery: Edmonton, Alta., Jun. 1, 2007.
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scientific article published on August 2009
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Canadian consensus conference ...... Edmonton, Alta., Jun. 1, 2007.
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Canadian consensus conference ...... Edmonton, Alta., Jun. 1, 2007
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Andy J Smith
Angus G Maciver
Anthony Gomes
C Dale Mercer
Chris M Schlachta
Chris de Gara
Claire Crossley
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Daniel W Birch
Garth L Warnock
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