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perceptions teaching faculty toward pregnant general surgery residents overlooked despite daily interactions amongst groups 32question survey designed measure general surgery teaching faculty perceptions toward pregnant residents distributed electronically march 2022 april 2022 general surgery teaching faculty united states descriptive statistics used characterize responses differences perceptions qualitative analysis identified recurring themes freetext responses among 163 respondents included final analysis 585 male 415 female despite 994 surgeons feeling comfortable resident told pregnant 224 surgeons disagreed institutions supportive cultures toward pregnancy almost half 454 witnessed negative comments pregnant residents half 503 believe pregnant surgical residents discriminated coresidents nearly twothirds surgeons 648 believe someone child whenever wish training given recent reports 802 surgeons recognized female surgeons increased risks infertility pregnancy complications recurring themes normalizing pregnancy improving policies creating culture change expressed national survey although appears positive perceptions pregnancy surgical training amongst surveyed acknowledged necessity normalizing pregnancy improving policies better support pregnant residents data provide evidence though perceptions may improving changes still needed better support pregnancy training