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    International microsurgery simulation society (IMSS) consensus statement on the minimum standards for a basic microsurgery course, requirements for a microsurgical anastomosis global rating scale and minimum thresholds for training
    (2020) Ghanem, Ali; Kearns, Marie; Ballestin, Alberto; Froschauer, Stefan; Akelina, Yelena; Shurey, Sandra; Legagneux, Josette; Ramachandran, Savitha; Cozzolino, Santolo; Ramakrishnan, Venkat; Pafitanis, Georgios; Zakaria, Yehya; Al-Maaytah, Kalid; Komatsu, Seiji; Kimata, Yoshihori; Cifuentes, Ignacio; Soucacos, Panayotis N.; Tos, Pierluigi; Myers, Simon
    Introduction: Microsurgery is a surgical technique that uses optical magnification as well as specific instruments to address necessary reconstructive procedures in different medical specialties. The apprenticeship of this technique requires overcoming a steep learning curve. There is a need for standardization of the training criteria in microsurgery. The International Microsurgery Simulation Society (IMSS) was born in 2011, since then its main objective has been to connect the main international specialists and educators of this sub-specialty to share and discuss the ethical and scientific basis of preclinical microsurgery teaching.