ISSN 2051-7726
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015December 01, 2015 BST
Novices perform better in virtual reality simulation than in traditional cadaveric dissection training of mastoidectomy
Novices perform better in virtual reality simulation than in traditional cadaveric dissection training of mastoidectomy
Virtual reality simulationtechnical skills trainingself-directed learningmastoidectomytemporal bone surgerysurgical simulation
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015
- Evaluating trainee experience of surgical skills teachingSimon FlemingElizabeth WinsonKurdo AminBijendra P. Patel
- The effect of different single ports on performance in single-incision laparoscopic surgeryGeorgios PafitanisSofronis LoizidesBijendra Patel
- There is a worldwide shortfall of simulation platforms for minimally invasive surgeryR.W. PartridgeM.A. HughesP.M. BrennanI.A.M. Hennessey
- A low-cost, non-biologic, thoracentesis and thoracostomy simulatorJames YonCaleb J. MentzerBao-Ling AdamLester Young
- Report on ‘Striving Towards the High Reliability Organisation’: Fourth Annual Simulation Conference, Homerton University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, 11 December 2014M.H. Ornstein
- Influence of camera navigation training on team performance in virtual reality laparoscopyT. HuberM. PascholdH. LangW. Kneist
- Developing simulation centres to advance surgical simulationLars KongeBijendra Patel
- CRESENT: the Center for Research, Education and Simulation Enhanced Training, King Fahad Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi ArabiaH. LababidiF. MunshiM. AlAmarL. KongeL. LonnT. V. SchroederF. AlSenani
- Developing and running a surgical simulation centre: experiences from Copenhagen, DenmarkLars KongeFlemming BjerrumLeizl Joy NayahanganTorben V. Schroeder
- Home virtual reality simulation training: the effect on trainee ability and confidence with laparoscopic surgeryJonathan BarnesJessica BurnsCraig NesbittHelen HawkinsAlan Horgan
- The educational value of work-based assessments: a survey of orthopaedic trainees and their consultant trainersAlanna PentlowJeremy Field
- Novices perform better in virtual reality simulation than in traditional cadaveric dissection training of mastoidectomySteven Arild Wuyts AndersenPer Caye-ThomasenMads Sølvsten Sørensen
Andersen, Steven Arild Wuyts, Per Caye-Thomasen, and Mads Sølvsten Sørensen. 2015. “Novices Perform Better in Virtual Reality Simulation than in Traditional Cadaveric Dissection Training of Mastoidectomy.” Journal of Surgical Simulation 2 (1): 68–75. https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2015.0014.