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Lucas CE et al. - This study highlights the inherent challenges of achieving psychomotor skills in an era of nonoperative therapy for solid organ injuries. Reduced incidence and decreased therapeutic laparotomies for liver injury have created a training vacuum for future trauma surgeons.

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