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Distributed endovascular training improves performance compared to massed practice but increases the risk of drop-out

Gilles Soenens (UGent) , Jonathan Lawaetz, Bart Doyen, Lars Konge, Jonas Eiberg and Isabelle Van Herzeele (UGent)
(2022) Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts.
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MLA
Soenens, Gilles, et al. “Distributed Endovascular Training Improves Performance Compared to Massed Practice but Increases the Risk of Drop-Out.” Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts, 2022.
APA
Soenens, G., Lawaetz, J., Doyen, B., Konge, L., Eiberg, J., & Van Herzeele, I. (2022). Distributed endovascular training improves performance compared to massed practice but increases the risk of drop-out. Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts. Presented at the Paris Vascular Insights, Paris, France.
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Soenens, Gilles, Jonathan Lawaetz, Bart Doyen, Lars Konge, Jonas Eiberg, and Isabelle Van Herzeele. 2022. “Distributed Endovascular Training Improves Performance Compared to Massed Practice but Increases the Risk of Drop-Out.” In Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts.
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Soenens, Gilles, Jonathan Lawaetz, Bart Doyen, Lars Konge, Jonas Eiberg, and Isabelle Van Herzeele. 2022. “Distributed Endovascular Training Improves Performance Compared to Massed Practice but Increases the Risk of Drop-Out.” In Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts.
Vancouver
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Soenens G, Lawaetz J, Doyen B, Konge L, Eiberg J, Van Herzeele I. Distributed endovascular training improves performance compared to massed practice but increases the risk of drop-out. In: Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts. 2022.
IEEE
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G. Soenens, J. Lawaetz, B. Doyen, L. Konge, J. Eiberg, and I. Van Herzeele, “Distributed endovascular training improves performance compared to massed practice but increases the risk of drop-out,” in Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts, Paris, France, 2022.
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  author       = {{Soenens, Gilles and Lawaetz, Jonathan and Doyen, Bart and Konge, Lars and Eiberg, Jonas and Van Herzeele, Isabelle}},
  booktitle    = {{Paris Vascular Insights, Abstracts}},
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  location     = {{Paris, France}},
  title        = {{Distributed endovascular training improves performance compared to massed practice but increases the risk of drop-out}},
  year         = {{2022}},
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