During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, William Halsted transformed the surgical
training paradigm from an apprenticeship model to one that was founded on structured, time …

Introduction Prompt and effective hemorrhage control is paramount to improve survival in
patients with catastrophic bleeding. In the ever-expanding field of bleeding control …

Background Resuscitative thoracotomies are a time-sensitive emergency surgical procedure
with an immediate risk of mortality. We hypothesize that a high-fidelity whole-body donor …

Introduction: The objective of the study was to evaluate the benefits perceived by the use of
cadaver models by IAMSurgery attendees and to define indications to standardize future …

Published cerebrovascular injection techniques have mostly used decapitated, fresh
cadavers or heads embalmed with 10% formaldehyde. There have been no reports using …

Haemorrhage from junctional injuries remains the most common cause of battlefield death.
Changes to surgical training have meant acquiring and maintaining trauma surgical skills is …

Although the effectiveness of cadaver surgical training has been clarified, the decline in
training effects over time has become a problem. This study examined whether repeated …

ABSTRACT Objectives/Hypothesis Transoral robotic surgery (TORS) poses challenges for
operators in training, with limited robot access on a platform requiring distinct surgical skills …

Methods A retrospective cohort study compared pre-and post-survey results at a premier,
accredited, nationally ranked academic medical center. Study participants were third-year …

Diagnostic imaging techniques, especially radiography and ultrasonography, have been
applied as routine diagnostic tools in clinical practice of both human and veterinary …