It can be challenging to give residents the amount of tactile training required — which is a crucial part of orthopedic surgery — when only animal and cadaver training is available.
Surgical Science’s simulators allow students and residents to not only see the procedure, but to feel the realistic response of tissue to instruments. This helps them safely and accurately learn fundamental instrument skills and performing procedures.
"Now, we have a very good idea of what they [the residents] are capable of and I feel much more comfortable allowing them to participate in cases on actual patients."
Matthew Sardelli, MD, Orthopedic Surgeon specializing in Sports MedicineMcLaren Flint
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See how Dr. Damian Griffin at Warwick Medical School integrates simulation into the medical training process. “The advent of virtual reality simulators has been an absolute game-changer our residents and our fellows,” says Dr. Griffin.
“Over the last few years, with VR training and assessment based on evidence, we really feel a shift. From a toy used in an unstructured way to structured training programs that are now becoming increasingly mandatory for all trainees.”
– Lars Konge, the Head of Research at CAMES
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