METHODS: An ex vivo calf brain simulation model was developed in which trainees performed
a subpial corticectomy of three defined areas. A case series study assessed face and …

METHODS: Ninety-eight medical students performed six simulated brain tumor resections.
Participants were randomly allocated into (1) no-real-time feedback,(2) real-time intelligent …

Background: The start of the COVID-19 pandemic caused a shift in medical education from
the classroom to the virtual setting. This abrupt change led to an increase in stress among …

Background The Queen Bee phenomenon describes the behavioural response that occurs
when women achieve success in a male-dominated environment, and in this position of …

Background: Epilepsy surgery or subpial resection involves surgical removal of cortical
tissue lesions. This resection technique is a critical bimanual task that is often mastered by …

The quality of narrative feedback was significantly higher if the resident was not on an EPA (2.46±1.62
v. 2.08±1.08, p= 0.046) and had an inverse correlation with time between resident …

Background: Recreating the operating environment in virtual simulation provides opportunities
for repetitive practice and enables recording vast amounts of data from the computer. …

Multiferroic thin films of BiFe 0.98 Co 0.02 O 3 (BFCO) were grown on Al 2 O 3 (ALO) substrates
having a buffer layer of Al (2%) doped ZnO (ZAO) prepared by using chemical solution …

Background: Medical students in Canada have limited exposure to applied musculoskeletal
education and orthopedic surgery in their mandatory medical school curricula, with recent …

Background: In epilepsy surgery, subpial corticectomy is a critical bimanual task necessary
for trainees to master. This task involves complete lesion resection while preserving pial …