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Challenges for Practicing Surgeons

February 27, 2019March 12, 2019

Numbers vary between studies, but in general, a surgeon used to need to perform at least 25 cases to perform at a basic level of safety. Now, the number
is around 75-80 to achieve optimal proficiency.

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Challenges for Practicing Surgeons

Numbers vary between studies, but in general, a surgeon used to need to perform at least 25 cases to perform at a basic level of safety. Now, the number
is around 75-80 to achieve optimal proficiency.

!Contact Us CTA

Be a part of the future of surgical training

Challenges for Practicing Surgeons

Numbers vary between studies, but in general, a surgeon used to need to perform at least 25 cases to perform at a basic level of safety. Now, the number is around 75-80 to achieve optimal proficiency.

!Contact Us CTA

Be a part of the future of surgical training

Numbers vary between studies, but in general, a surgeon used to need to perform at least 25 cases to perform at a basic level of safety. Now, the number
is around 75-80 to achieve optimal proficiency.