Intraoperative stress for surgeons and assistants.
PubMedPublished 24 August 1995
K Kikuchi, Kohei Okuyama, Akira Yamamoto, Takuo Hara, T Hara
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Experienced surgeons should be aware of this stress when they train inexperienced surgeons and assistants during microsurgery and take steps to reduce this stress.
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1. Less experienced surgeons and assistants exhibit more stress during microsurgery. 2. This stress cannot be reduced easily, but can be overcome with experience. 3. Experienced surgeons should be aware of this stress when they train inexperienced surgeons and assistants.
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Social Sciences