Understanding the Operative Experience of the Practicing Pediatric Surgeon | Zendy

Fizan Abdullah | Zendy; Jose H. Salazar | Zendy; Colin D. Gause | Zendy; Samir K. Gadepalli | Zendy; Thomas W. Biester | Zendy; Kenneth S. Azarow | Zendy; Mary L. Brandt | Zendy; Dai H. Chung | Zendy; Dennis P. Lund | Zendy; Frederick J. Rescorla | Zendy; John H.T. Waldhausen | Zendy; Thomas F. Tracy | Zendy; Mary E. Fallat | Zendy; Michael D. Klein | Zendy; Frank R. Lewis | Zendy; Ronald B. Hirschl | Zendy

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Understanding the Operative Experience of the Practicing Pediatric Surgeon

Author(s) -

Fizan Abdullah,

Jose H. Salazar,

Colin D. Gause,

Samir K. Gadepalli,

Thomas W. Biester,

Kenneth S. Azarow,

Mary L. Brandt,

Dai H. Chung,

Dennis P. Lund,

Frederick J. Rescorla,

John H.T. Waldhausen,

Thomas F. Tracy,

Mary E. Fallat,

Michael D. Klein,

Frank R. Lewis,

Ronald B. Hirschl

Publication year - 2016

Publication title -

jama surgery

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 3.757

H-Index - 176

eISSN - 2168-6262

pISSN - 2168-6254

DOI - 10.1001/jamasurg.2016.0261

Subject(s) - medicine , pediatric surgeon , pediatric surgery , incidence (geometry) , general surgery , inguinal hernia , population , retrospective cohort study , board certification , hernia , surgery , pediatrics , residency training , continuing education , physics , environmental health , optics , medical education

The number of practicing pediatric surgeons has increased rapidly in the past 4 decades, without a significant increase in the incidence of rare diseases specific to the field. Maintenance of competency in the index procedures for these rare diseases is essential to the future of the profession.

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