Non-vital, prosthetic, and virtual reality models of microsurgical training

Autor:	Peter E. M. Butler, Joanne L Atkins, Declan A. Lannon
Rok vydání:	2001
Předmět:	Microsurgery medicine.medical_specialty business.industry Suture Techniques Virtual reality Training (civil) Surgery User-Computer Interface Human–computer interaction medicine Humans Clinical Competence Clinical competence business
Zdroj:	Microsurgery. 21:389-393
ISSN:	1098-2752 0738-1085
DOI:	10.1002/micr.21709
Popis:	Many microsurgical training models exist. These can be broadly classified into living and non-living. The latter type can be further sub-classified into non-vital, prosthetic, and virtual reality models. We review each model within these sub-groups with reference to the ideal properties of a training model. The most important attribute of any model is that the skills acquired from it must translate efficiently into microsurgical skill in the clinical situation. We believe that non-vital and prosthetic models are an important complement to living ones in training and maintaining the skills of all microsurgeons. As virtual reality technology improves, virtual models may succeed the rat as the microsurgical training tool of choice.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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