Validating a global rating scale to monitor individual resident learning curves during arthroscopic knee meniscal repair.
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Abtin Alvand | Jonathan L Rees | Tanvir Khan | K. Logishetty | W. Jackson | A. Price | Tanvir R. Khan | J. Rees | A. Alvand | Andrew J Price | Kartik Logishetty | R. Middleton | Robert Middleton | William F M Jackson
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