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Table 2 Pilot study results

From: A structured program for teaching pancreatojejunostomy to surgical residents and fellows outside the operating room: a pilot study

Demographics of the participants

 

Age (years)

34 (28–42)

Gender (male)

4 (67%)

Prior experience with pancreatoduodenectomy (as primary surgeon) (times)

3.5 (0–15)

Prior experience with PJ anastomosis (as primary surgeon) (times)

2.7 (0–13)

Results of simulation training

 

Time to complete the PJ anastomosis

 

Resident group (range)

47.6 min (42–57)

Fellow group (range)

36.0 min (33–39)

Subjective evaluation

 

Confidence to perform PJ anastomosis method in the OR (before simulation training)

1.6 (1–4)

Confidence to perform PJ anastomosis method in the OR (after simulation training)

2.6 (1–4)

Usefulness of the manual

4.2 (2–5)

Usefulness of the simulation training

4.7 (4–5)

Reality of the organ models

4.2 (3–5)

Reality of the surgical field

4.2 (3–5)

  1. Data for subjective evaluation are presented as median (range) using 5-point Likert scale. (1 = strongly disagree, 2 = disagree, 3 = neutral, 4 = agree, 5 = strongly agree)
  2. PJ pancreatojejunostomy, OR operating room