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Background: Training in delicate spinal dura mater suturing techniques poses significant challenges due to patient safety and medicolegal concerns, driving the need for alternative training methods beyond traditional mentorship models. This study aimed to introduce and validate a training model for orthopaedic residents using perfusion-based porcine spines to simulate intraoperative durotomy and subsequent repair.
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