Augmented Reality Trains Surgeons Well, but Does the Skill Survive the Operating Room?
A new systematic review finds augmented reality simulation reliably improves surgical training performance and short-term skill retention, but evidence that ...
A new systematic review finds augmented reality simulation reliably improves surgical training performance and short-term skill retention, but evidence that ...
A qualitative study of ten orthopaedic surgeons finds that 3D printed anatomical models enhance pre-operative planning, reduce cognitive load in ...
A prospective cohort study of third-year medical students finds that perceived gender bias in the surgical training environment is strongly ...
China's leading colorectal cancer surgical experts have issued a comprehensive 2025 national consensus codifying how robotic surgery for colorectal cancer ...
A randomized pilot study at Columbia University found that watching a microsurgery training video the night before hands-on practice reduced ...
A nationwide survey of nearly 2,000 Japanese gastroenterological surgeons found that 66 percent experienced workplace harassment, 88 percent witnessed it, ...
A first-of-its-kind University of Cape Town study finds that foreign supernumerary orthopaedic registrars match their South African peers academically but ...
Researchers at Washington University developed an AI-assisted, human-verified coding pipeline that reduced the time needed to analyze intraoperative teaching dialogue ...
Researchers recorded 25 real operations and found that measurable speech patterns between attending surgeons and trainees closely track operative autonomy ...
A systematic review in Trends in Psychology finds that eye-tracking can record expert gaze strategies and transfer them to novices, ...
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