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[Responsible conversion to new technology in surgical practice].

Abstract

The continuing rapid increase in medical knowledge with its more complex technology together with the experiences we have made during the introduction of minimal invasive surgery suggest that the traditional methods of surgical teaching and learning do not suffice. The responsible application of new surgical technologies must engage a step by step introduction process, including standardized training courses at institutions with adequate training facilities. Uncontrolled ubiquitous spread of new methods without sufficient evaluation and quality control is dangerous and should not be allowed to repeat itself.

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F W Schildberg, T P Hüttl, G Meyer. 1997. [Responsible conversion to new technology in surgical practice].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9574289/

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