Conception of the Lübeck Toolbox curriculum for basic minimally invasive surgery skills.

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Anna Höfer

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Claudia Benecke

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Hamed Esnaashari

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Hans-Peter Bruch

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Michael Thomaschewski

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Paul Auerswald

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Tilman Laubert

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Tobias Keck

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10.1007/S00423-017-1642-1

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