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- W2899661966 abstract "Aim of the study Pediatric surgery trainees at our program are allowed to perform unsupervised laparoscopic appendectomies during their last year of training to promote independent operative decision-making skills. We reviewed the outcomes of laparoscopic appendectomies done by senior trainees without supervision and compared them to experienced pediatric surgeons. Methods We reviewed 500 laparoscopic appendectomies performed without supervision by the last 10 pediatric surgery trainees during their last year of training (first 50 cases of each trainee). We compared the outcomes of those 500 cases to the outcomes of 200 laparoscopic appendectomies performed by eight experienced pediatric surgeons (last 25 cases of each surgeon). Data are expressed as mean (SD), unless otherwise indicated. A P value of ≤0.05 was regarded as significant. Main results Median age in the “trainees” and “surgeons” groups was 11 (range 2–22) and 12 (2–20) years, respectively (P = 0.35). The proportion of perforated appendicitis was similar: 98/500 (19.6%) in the trainees group and 42/200 (21%) in the surgeons group, respectively (P = 0.75). Mean operative time was 41 (SD 14.5) min in the trainees group vs. 39 (SD 16.1) min in the surgeons group (P = 0.05). Minor intraoperative complications occurred in 3/500 (0.6%) cases in the trainees group vs. 1/200 (0.5%) in the surgeons group (P = 0.69). No major complications occurred in either group. Mean hospital stay was 2 (range 0.5–26) and 2.3 (range 0.5–18) days in the trainees and surgeons groups, respectively (P = 0.25). There were 13/500 vs. 5/200 readmissions (P = 0.92), and 1/500 vs. 1/200 reoperations in the trainees and surgeons groups, respectively (P = 0.91). Conclusion Allowing senior pediatric surgery trainees to perform laparoscopic appendectomies without supervision to stimulate surgical autonomy is safe and does not compromise patient outcomes. Level of evidence III." @default.
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- W2899661966 title "Laparoscopic appendectomy — Outcomes of senior trainees operating without supervision versus experienced pediatric surgeons" @default.
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