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Simulator trains surgeons to be more efficient
Colleagues,
Asa reported in E-Health Insider ... Danish research has found that using simulators to train surgeons can make them twice as quick and more precise when operating.
A study carried out by a team at Copenhagen University Hospital to assess the effect of virtual reality training on keyhole surgery showed that surgeons trained using simulators took a median time of 12 minutes to complete the operation.
Those trained using traditional methods, learning by solely working alongside doctors, took a median time of 24 minutes to carry out the same procedure.
Read on at: http://e-health-insider.com/news/4847/simulator_trains_surgeons_to_be_more_efficient
ENJOY!
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Asa reported in E-Health Insider ... Danish research has found that using simulators to train surgeons can make them twice as quick and more precise when operating.
A study carried out by a team at Copenhagen University Hospital to assess the effect of virtual reality training on keyhole surgery showed that surgeons trained using simulators took a median time of 12 minutes to complete the operation.
Those trained using traditional methods, learning by solely working alongside doctors, took a median time of 24 minutes to carry out the same procedure.
Read on at: http://e-health-insider.com/news/4847/simulator_trains_surgeons_to_be_more_efficient
ENJOY!
CC
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