However, during residency training, limited surgical capacities and growing public concern for medical errors precludes many residents from practical exposure on actual patients, which has been further heightened during the COVID-19 pandemic, consequently reducing training opportunities. The development of these skills requires extra training time and practice. However, learning to perform and manage laparoscopic procedures is associated with additional difficulties for trainees and requires a set of psychomotor abilities differing substantially from those needed for conventional open surgery (improved hand-eye coordination, change from three-dimensional to a two-dimensional view, altered tactile and haptic feedback, etc.). Over the past decade, minimally invasive surgery (MIS) has modernized surgical care and revolutionized the face of surgery. The enforced interruption of elective surgical activities has further reduced the already limited valuable training time for surgical trainees and residents and affected the practice of basic surgical skills in the operating room (OR).
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COVID-19 pandemic has globally impacted patient care as well as all forms of medical education, above all training involving manual techniques and surgical training programs.
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