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In recent years, technology has had a significant impact on surgical education. Virtual reality simulations, 3D printing, and other interactive technologies are now widely used in medical schools and surgical residency programs to enhance conventional surgical training techniques like corpse dissection and viewing surgeries. Using virtual reality simulations, aspiring surgeons can practice techniques in a realistic but controlled setting. These simulations can be used to teach a variety of medical techniques, including laparoscopic surgery, which entails utilizing specialized devices and small incisions to do surgery. Surgeons can also be trained in intricate or rare operations that they might not frequently encounter in practice using virtual reality simulators. Anatomy models that can be utilized in surgical education have also been produced using 3D printing. These models can be used to teach in patient care and management as well as to practice surgical methods and procedures. Online instructional tools like video lectures and webinars, as well as telemedicine platforms that enable surgeons to remotely monitor and participate in operations, are further technology utilized in surgical education. |
