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microaggressions result unintentional discrimination marginalized groups female trainees underrepresented levels surgical training thus microaggressions salient topic surgical education study aims explore perceived effect genderbased microaggressions surgical trainees irb approval anonymous likertscaled survey perceptions microaggressions distributed interns institution prior starting surgical residency one year data deidentified analyzed using likert analysis mannwhitney u testing followup focus groups lead transcriptions analyzed using detailed thematic analysis sixtynine 104 interns 66 responded initial survey 34 49 female nineteen 38 interns 50 responded followup survey 10 53 female compared male repondents females significantly likely believe likely experience microaggressions median 5 iqr 45 vs median 4 iqr 34 p 00001 microaggressions would impact mental health median 4 iqr 44 vs median 3 iqr 24 p 00002 oneyear followup data similarly revealed compared male respondents females significantly likely experienced microaggressions frequent basis throughout intern year median 3 iqr 3375 vs median 15 iqr 13 p 005 subjectively felt impact microaggressions mental health median 3 iqr 2254 vs median 15 iqr 1225 p 005 focus group female surgical trainees demonstrated patterns consistent previously validated themes genderbased microaggressions including environmental invalidations treated second class citizen assumption inferiority levels training new trainees experience anxiety lack preparedness confronted threat microaggressions study reveals female surgical interns likely males worry microaggressions experience microaggressions negative effects focus group data exposes wideranging impact microaggressions experienced female trainees levels thus benefit instituting formal microaggression training prior starting surgical residency