Trainee involvement increases precut rates and delays access to the common bile duct without an increase in procedure-related adverse events: a brave new world of ERCP training?

Voiosu, Theodor; Voiosu, Andrei; Benguş, Andreea; Rimbaş, Mihai; Mateescu, Bogdan

doi:10.1515/rjim-2017-0041

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Trainee involvement increases precut rates and delays access to the common bile duct without an increase in procedure-related adverse events: a brave new world of ERCP training?

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