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Journal of Surgical Education|April 19, 2015

Do surgical trainees believe they are adequately trained to manage the ageing population? A UK survey of knowledge and beliefs in surgical traineesD J H Shipway, J S L Partridge, C R Foxton, et al.

BJUI Compass|April 27, 2022

Surgical innovation revisited: A historical narrative of the minimally invasive "Agarwal sliding-clip renorrhaphy" technique for partial nephrectomy and its application to an Australian cohortA W Silagy, R Young, B D Kelly, et al.

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Do surgical trainees believe they are adequately trained to manage the ageing population? A UK survey of knowledge and beliefs in surgical traineesD J H Shipway, J S L Partridge, C R Foxton, et al.

BJUI Compass|April 27, 2022

Surgical innovation revisited: A historical narrative of the minimally invasive "Agarwal sliding-clip renorrhaphy" technique for partial nephrectomy and its application to an Australian cohortA W Silagy, R Young, B D Kelly, et al.

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