Supervision by a technically qualified surgeon affects the proficiency and safety of laparoscopic colectomy performed by novice surgeons.

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Akinobu Taketomi

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Hideki Kawamura

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Hiroaki Iijima

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Nobuki Ichikawa

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Shigenori Homma

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Tadashi Yoshida

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Yosuke Ohno

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You Kamiizumi

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