Speed versus damage: using selective feedback to modulate laparoscopic simulator performance

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Bas Kengen
Wouter M. IJgosse
Harry van Goor
Jan-Maarten Luursema
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[1] Radboud University Medical Center,Department of Surgery
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BMC Medical Education | / 21卷
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Simulation; Laparoscopy; Skills development; Adaptive training; Personality;
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