Psychomotor skills assessment in practicing surgeons experienced in performing advanced laparoscopic procedures.
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Richard M Satava | David Hananel | Neal E Seymour | Anthony G Gallagher | C Daniel Smith | R. Satava | A. Gallagher | N. Seymour | D. Hananel | S. McNatt | Steven P Bowers | Adam Pearson | Steven McNatt | S. Bowers | A. Pearson | C. Smith | C. D. Smith | C. D. Smith | C. Smith | Richard M. Satava | Neal E. Seymour | Anthony G. Gallagher | R. M. Satava | Steven P. Bowers
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