July 22, 2004Open Access

The Educational Impact of Bench Model Fidelity on the Acquisition of Technical Skill

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Surgical skills training on low-fidelity bench models appears to be as effective as high-fidelity model training for the acquisition of technical skill among novice surgeons.

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