There is an exciting opportunity for surgical residents interested in pursuing translational medicine and surgical innovation as the focus of their research years.
Researchers in the Dept of Surgery at the University at Buffalo are seeking surgery residents and M3/M4 medical students to participate in a study evaluating the effect of laparoscopic surgery simulation on task performance.
A new smart tool technology that allows surgeons to perform complex movements deep inside the abdomen was used for the first time in the U.S. in September during two procedures performed by Department of Surgery faculty members.
