Progress in Knee Arthroscopy Skills of Residents and Medical Students: A Prospective Assessment of Simulator Exercises and Analysis of Learning Curves
Knee arthroscopies are very common orthopedic procedures. For a number of reasons, including increased public awareness for medical errors, patient safety, strict regulations governing duty-hours for residents, surgeons ’ liability, and an increasing emphasis on the efficient use of operating room time, interest in simulator training is on the rise. It was the purpose of this study to analyze learning curves of medical students and orthopedic resident surgeons using a virtual knee arthroscopy simulator.
Source: Journal of Surgical Education - Category: Surgery Authors: Dietmar Dammerer, David Putzer, Alexander Wurm, Michael Liebensteiner, Michael Nogler, Martin Krismer Tags: ORIGINAL REPORTS Source Type: research
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