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A few nonsurgical psychomotor skills have been associated with improved laparoscopic skills. Chopstick use and handicraft experience have been demonstrated to be associated with higher scores on laparoscopic task simulators [54, 55]. A causative relationship has, however, not been demonstrated, so training programs may need more evidence before adding these activities into a training curriculum.

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