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Table 1. Respondent demographics, year of training, monthly salary, and household income.
Figure 1. Comparison of exposure to subspecialty training between male and female neurosurgical residents.
![Figure 1. Comparison of exposure to subspecialty training between male and female neurosurgical residents.](/cms/asset/648a8b07-84a6-41c5-acd6-6743cab3bb8f/zmeo_a_2310385_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Neurosurgery training program characteristics.
Table 3. Research experience and hands-on surgical exposure on the basis of gender.
Figure 2. Depicts neurosurgery trainees’ perceptions, answered on a likert scale, to questions on working hours, mentorship, work life balance, surgical exposure, hands-on experience and gender equity.
![Figure 2. Depicts neurosurgery trainees’ perceptions, answered on a likert scale, to questions on working hours, mentorship, work life balance, surgical exposure, hands-on experience and gender equity.](/cms/asset/b4df48fb-d75c-4b3d-a8b3-226b377ad94a/zmeo_a_2310385_f0002_oc.jpg)
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