The Impact of Early Exposure to Microsurgery Training on Undergraduates: A Pilot Course.

Medical knowledge may not be necessary before starting microsurgery training. Early, hands-on exposure may make a medical career less intimidating.

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2024-11-01
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The Impact of Early Exposure to Microsurgery Training on Undergraduates: A Pilot Course.

Megan E. Fulton, Weifeng Zeng, Hee Soo Jung, Aaron M. Dingle et al.
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The Impact of Early Exposure to Microsurgery Training on Undergraduates: A Pilot Course.

Megan E. Fulton, Weifeng Zeng, Hee Soo Jung, Aaron M. Dingle, Zeeda H. Nkana, D’Andrea T. Donnelly
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Medical knowledge may not be necessary before starting microsurgery training. Early, hands-on exposure may make a medical career less intimidating.

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University of Wisconsin–Madison (US)
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Diversity and Career in Medicine
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The Impact of Early Exposure to Microsurgery Training on Undergraduates: A Pilot Course. — Megan E. Fulton, Weifeng Zeng, et al. · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS