ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2018December 05, 2018 BST
Introduction and assessment of an inanimate model for basic surgical skills training of veterinary students
Introduction and assessment of an inanimate model for basic surgical skills training of veterinary students
surgical simulationsurgical trainingbasic surgical skillsveterinary medical educationsimulation in veterinary medicineinanimate models
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2018
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 2018
- Impact of 3D laparoscopic surgical training on performance in standard 2D laparoscopic simulation: a randomised prospective studyRicardo A.R. de AlmeidaYassar A. QureshiAlpa J. MorawalaNabeel H. MeraliIkechuwku IloabachieBadriya AlaraimiBijendra Patel
- Lap Mentor-based assessment of laparoscopic surgical skills: a validation studyKhalid Munir BhattiLubna BaigSyed Moyn AlyKamran Ahmad MalikHafiz Amjad HussainZainab Nasser Al-BalushiMahmoud Hatem SherifKhoula Saud Al HarrasiKadhim Mustafa TaqiHoud Al AbriHani Al-Qadhi
- Optimal simulation and tissue platforms for acquiring surgical endoscopy skills to perform per oral endoscopic myotomy (POEM)Andrew WangR. Dan LawsonGordon Wisbach
- When it goes wrong, a chance to try again: ophthalmic surgical simulation training borrowed from flight-crash re-runsAhmed AbdelmaksoudNigel khoo
- Report on ‘Novel Thinking and New Technology in Healthcare and Education’: Seventh Annual Simulation Conference, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 7 December 2017K JamiesonJ DriscollK Killicoat
- Simulation safety first: an imperativeDaniel RaemerAlexander HannenbergAnn Mullen
- Introduction and assessment of an inanimate model for basic surgical skills training of veterinary studentsSoheil MehrdadiMehdi Marjani
- Loop ligation: objective assessment of surgical efficiency in vessel ligation with electromagnetic hand motion analysisRobert MillerGeorgios Pafitanis
- Using mindfulness therapy in laparoscopic simulation training: a pilot studyGuillermo E. Narbona YúsariIsidora B. BurgosEnrique A. CariBoris J. Marinkovic
- An examination of factors affecting performance on a patient-specific virtual reality-based ventriculostomy simulatorRyan ArmstrongDayna NoltieRoy EaglesonSandrine de Ribaupierre
- Tunable 3D printed multi-material composites to enhance tissue fidelity for surgical simulationJustine GarciaMansour AlOmranAlexander EmmottRosaire MongrainKevin LachapelleRichard L. Leask
- Will SCOBY do? An alternative for teaching basic surgical skills of suturing and skin excisionAmber van DrevenSue J. GarnerSean T. MacDermottMark W. YatesSteve G. Costa
Mehrdadi, Soheil, and Mehdi Marjani. 2018. “Introduction and Assessment of an Inanimate Model for Basic Surgical Skills Training of Veterinary Students.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 5 (1): 47–59. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2018.0006.