May 20, 2024Journal of Vascular SurgeryOpen Access

Revitalizing Vascular Surgery Education: A Novel Training Module Integrating Post- Amputation Dissections

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Surgical autonomy and trainee confidence improved during open bypass procedures, and supervised dissections expanded anatomical exposures across complex lower extremity pathways.
Over 50 anatomical exposures were completed across 21 amputations, providing extensive practice that garnered unanimous positive reviews from participating surgical trainees.
Educational assessment of supervised post-amputation dissections highlights a reproducible model for vascular surgery education, addressing current shortages in cadaveric dissection.

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Educational assessment demonstrates enhanced anatomical exposure skills and surgical confidence in surgical trainees, highlighting a practical model for open bypass training.

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Bird et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Educational assessment demonstrates enhanced anatomical exposure skills and surgical confidence in surgical trainees, highlighting a practical model for open bypass training.

Revitalizing Vascular Surgery Education: A Novel Training Module Integrating Post- Amputation Dissections

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