Nonmusicians With High Music Perception: A Distinct Category in Visuospatial and Surgical Skill Assessment

Musical sleepers demonstrate better spatial task performance than nonmusicians, although no clear benefit was seen in surgical tasks. Future research is needed to determine if these advantages extend to surgical performance.

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Journal of surgical education
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2025-04-24
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jsurg.2025.103518
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Music Therapy and Health
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Abstract

Musical sleepers demonstrate better spatial task performance than nonmusicians, although no clear benefit was seen in surgical tasks. Future research is needed to determine if these advantages extend to surgical performance.

Journal of surgical educationVol. 82(6)
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Music Therapy and Health
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