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Inventing our future: Training the next generation of surgeon innovators

Current surgical care and technology has evolved over the centuries from the interplay between creative surgeons and new technologies. As both fields become more specialized, that interplay is threatened. A 2-year educational fellowship is described which teaches both the process and the discipline...

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Published in:	Seminars in pediatric surgery 2006-11, Vol.15 (4), p.309-318
Main Authors:	Krummel, Thomas M., Gertner, Michael, Makower, Josh, Milroy, Craig, Gurtner, Geoff, Woo, Russell, Riskin, Daniel J., Binyamin, Gary, Connor, Jessica Anne, Mery, Carlos M., Shafi, Bilal M., Yock, Paul G.
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Subjects:	Brainstorming Child Curriculum Device Approval Diffusion of Innovation Education, Medical, Graduate Engineering - education Entrepreneurship General Surgery - education Humans Innovation in surgery Internship and Residency Medical Laboratory Science - instrumentation Prototyping Surgical Equipment Surgical Instruments Training programs Training Support United States
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