Table 4.
Gender Wise Comparison (Male and Female) Views with Items (Strongly Agree and Agree Combined) | |
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I Would Consider a Career in Neurosurgery | |
Male | 36.9% |
Female | 33.1% |
Neurosurgery training programs are the most competitive to get into | |
Male | 49.4% |
Female | 55.5% |
Adventure-loving persons are best suited to do neurosurgery specialization | |
Male | 40.5% |
Female | 37.9% |
College teachers/seniors have a great influence on any students’ specialization choice after MBBS | |
Male | 64.9% |
Female | 65.3% |
Huge prestige is attached to neurosurgery | |
Male | 70.5% |
Female | 72.4% |
Neurosurgeons are intelligent | |
Male | 67.4% |
Female | 76.6% |
Neurosurgeons are well paid | |
Male | 55.6% |
Female | 55.2% |
Neurosurgeons need excellent manual dexterity | |
Male | 79.7% |
Female | 83.9% |
Neurosurgeons need to be emotionally detached from their patients | |
Male | 40.0% |
Female | 36.3% |
Neurosurgery is a depressing specialty | |
Male | 43.6% |
Female | 37.7% |
Neurosurgery is a dying specialty | |
Male | 32.2% |
Female | 28.4% |
Neurosurgery is a male specialty | |
Male | 36.5% |
Female | 12.5% |
Neurosurgery is an important subject | |
Male | 94.2% |
Female | 96.0% |
Neurosurgery is an interesting specialty | |
Male | 72.0% |
Female | 82.7% |
Neurosurgery is more about technical skill than academic knowledge | |
Male | 44.4% |
Female | 40.7% |
Neurosurgery is/was taught as part of my undergraduate medical degree | |
Male | 59.3% |
Female | 59.1% |
Neurosurgery requires a long training period | |
Male | 87.6% |
Female | 89.1% |
Neurosurgery requires long operating hours | |
Male | 84.7% |
Female | 88.1% |
Neurosurgery rotation should be a compulsory rotation in internship | |
Male | 35.5% |
Female | 40.1% |
Neurosurgery should be taught as part of an undergraduate medical degree | |
Male | 70.7% |
Female | 70.6% |
Neurosurgical illnesses are challenging and interesting | |
Male | 79.2% |
Female | 87.1% |
Neurosurgical treatment does not cure the patients most of the times | |
Male | 39.2% |
Female | 34.9% |
Working as a neurosurgery specialist can impede family life | |
Male | 65.3% |
Female | 57.5% |