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Joseph Findley1, Zaraq Khan2, John Preston Parry3
1Division of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, Cleveland, Ohio.
Fertility and Sterility
|March 12, 2025
Summary
This study objectively graded 32 surgical videos from Fertility and Sterility in 2022. The top 10 videos showcased diverse techniques, from complex transplants to common ultrasound procedures, demonstrating substantial reviewer agreement.
Area of Science:
- Reproductive Medicine
- Surgical Education
- Medical Video Analysis
Background:
- Fertility and Sterility published 32 video articles in 2022.
- Objective grading of surgical video content is crucial for identifying high-quality educational material.
Purpose of the Study:
- To objectively grade all video publications in Fertility and Sterility during 2022.
- To identify and list the top 10 surgical videos based on a standardized scoring system.
Main Methods:
- Four independent reviewers assessed 32 video publications using a standardized scoring method.
- Scores were based on scientific merit, clarity, innovative technique, and video editing (max 20 points).
- Interclass correlation coefficient was calculated to assess reviewer agreement; YouTube views/likes served as tiebreakers.
Main Results:
- A total of 32 videos were published and reviewed.
- The overall interclass correlation coefficient among the four reviewers was 0.71, indicating substantial agreement.
- A top 10 list of surgical videos was compiled based on the scoring.
Conclusions:
- Substantial agreement was achieved among the four independent reviewers.
- Ten surgical videos were identified as outstanding among the peer-reviewed publications.
- The selected videos covered a range of topics, from complex procedures like uterine transplantation to common gynecologic ultrasound techniques.
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