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I'm interested in whether a "cooler" more innovative research project will really give me a leg up in residency apps. Do committees care about what the topic of your research is or just that it was published and is in orthopedics? I had the option to work on a more case review style diagnostic efficiency study or a cadaveric study trying out a new procedure. I ended up choosing the diagnostic comparison study as the doc offered to let me watch tons of surgeries and clinic time as well. Do you think it was a missed opportunity to not participate in the flashier study? Thanks all!