Response to "Is Trainee Participation Really Associated With Adverse Outcomes in Emergency General Surgery?"

George Kasotakis1, Beda Sarkar, Hiroko Kunitake

  • 1Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Surgery, Boston, MA Boston University School of Medicine, Department of Graduate Medical Sciences, Boston, MA.

Annals of Surgery
|October 8, 2015
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