AIMC Topic: General Surgery

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2025 Southeastern Surgical Congress Presidential Address: Leadership and Innovation in Surgery: A Vision for the Future.

The American surgeon
Surgeons have always been at the forefront of transformative change in medicine-driven by a unique blend of technical expertise, decisiveness, and visionary leadership. The current article explores the evolving role of the surgeon as not only a pract...

The Predictive Value of Basic Laparoscopic Evaluations on Complex Cases Using the Society for Improving Medical Procedural Learning Database.

The Journal of surgical research
INTRODUCTION: The transference of technical skills from basic to complex procedures is assumed-but untested-during training and board certification. We examine whether resident performance on frequently performed, basic laparoscopic procedures can pr...

Using Natural Language Processing to Automatically Assess Feedback Quality: Findings From 3 Surgical Residencies.

Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges
PURPOSE: Learning is markedly improved with high-quality feedback, yet assuring the quality of feedback is difficult to achieve at scale. Natural language processing (NLP) algorithms may be useful in this context as they can automatically classify la...

Robotic-Assisted Surgery Training (RAST) Program: An Educational Research Protocol.

Surgical technology international
Technology has had a dramatic impact on how diseases are diagnosed and treated. Although cut, sew, and tie remain the staples of surgical craft, new technical skills are required. While there is no replacement for live operative experience, training ...

THE FUTURE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ROBOTICS IN SURGERY.

Revista de investigacion clinica; organo del Hospital de Enfermedades de la Nutricion
In the past three decades, several technologies designed for other purposes, have been applied in surgery to provide more precision to the surgical procedures and better outcomes. In surgery, innovation requires evidence before widespread implementat...