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Technician Graft Cutting Study

Dow B. Stough, Russell G. Knudsen, Michael L. Beehner

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Abstract

The following study is a summary of the technician views from the “Technician Cutting Study.” This study was supervised and monitored by Dr. Michael Beehner. The conclusions taken from this study may be more a reflection of an obvious starting bias toward the technique that they were familiar

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The following study is a summary of the technician views from the “Technician Cutting Study.” This study was supervised and monitored by Dr. Michael Beehner. The conclusions taken from this study may be more a reflection of an obvious starting bias toward the technique that they were familiar

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The following study is a summary of the technician views from the “Technician Cutting Study.” This study was supervised and monitored by Dr. Michael Beehner. The conclusions taken from this study may be more a reflection of an obvious starting bias toward the technique that they were familiar

Key concepts: Technician, Reflection (computer programming), Psychology, Medical education, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Medicine, Computer science

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