Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia

June 2008, Volume 55, Supplement 1, pp 4505271–4505272 | Cite as

Practice is not enough- repeated breaches in epidural anesthesia aseptic technique by anesthesia residents despite improved skill as reviewed by videotaping

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• Zeev Friedman
• Naveed Siddiqui
• Rita Katznelson
• Isabel Devito
• Sharon Davies

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Epidural Anesthesia Manual Skill Strong Positive Association Aseptic Technique Mount Sinai Hospital 

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   Leeper et al. Curr Surg 2002. This study was supported grants from the The Physicians’ Services Incorporated Foundation and American Society of Regional AnesthesiaGoogle Scholar

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Authors and Affiliations

• Zeev Friedman
  • 1
• Naveed Siddiqui
  • 1
• Rita Katznelson
  • 2
• Isabel Devito
  • 1
• Sharon Davies
  • 1

1. 1.Anesthesia, Mount Sinai HospitalUniversity of TorontoTorontoCanada
2. 2.Anesthesia, Toronto General Hospital, UHNUniversity of TorontoTorontoCanada