Assessing Arthroscopic Skills Using Wireless Elbow-Worn Motion Sensors
Conclusions:
A new wireless assessment of surgical performance system for objective assessment of surgical skills has proven valid for assessing arthroscopic skills. The elbow-worn sensors were shown to achieve an accurate assessment of surgical dexterity and performance.
Clinical Relevance:
The validation of an entirely objective assessment of arthroscopic skill with wireless elbow-worn motion sensors introduces, for the first time, a feasible assessment system for the live operating theater with the added potential to be applied to other surgical and interventional specialties.
Source: The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Category: Orthopaedics Authors: Kirby, G. S. J., Guyver, P., Strickland, L., Alvand, A., Yang, G.-Z., Hargrove, C., Lo, B. P. L., Rees, J. L. Tags: Education & Training, Sports Medicine Topics in Training Source Type: research
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