Add to ORKGLaparoscopic ventral hernia repair (LVHR) is a relatively common procedure that requires advanced minimally invasive surgical skills to perform. The role for simulation is increasingly supported as an effective way to teach surgical skills and accelerate the learning curve. This article describes The University of Maryland’s Surgical Abdominal Wall, an inexpensive procedure-specific physical simulator for LVHR, and summarizes the authors ’ early experiences using this model in a curriculum for surgery residents
The capacity of Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) to reduce pain, expedite patient recovery, shorten ...
Widespread acceptance of laparoscopic urology techniques has posed many challenges to training urolo...
Summary:. With the limitations of work hour restrictions and legal liability surgical resident’s ope...
Laparoscopic ventral hernia repair (LVHR) is a relatively common procedure that requires advanced mi...
Elective laparotomies are common approaches to abdominal surgery, providing junior surgeons with opp...
Purpose Simulation training allows trainees to gain experience in a safe environment. Computer simul...
Purpose Assess the utility of a hands-on workshop on abdominal wall reconstruction for teaching the...
Current research in the area of medical simulation is investigating the efficacy of using virtual re...
Introduction: Since the introduction and evolution of laparoscopic surgery, there have been some con...
BACKGROUND: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the b...
Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure on which operations in the abdomen are performed through small i...
Background: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the...
textabstractPurpose: Incisional hernia remains a frequent complication after abdominal surgery assoc...
Background: The simulation emerges as an option that allows students to practice in a safe environme...
It is well recognized that a certain component of surgical residency training has transitioned from ...
The capacity of Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) to reduce pain, expedite patient recovery, shorten ...
Widespread acceptance of laparoscopic urology techniques has posed many challenges to training urolo...
Summary:. With the limitations of work hour restrictions and legal liability surgical resident’s ope...
Laparoscopic ventral hernia repair (LVHR) is a relatively common procedure that requires advanced mi...
Elective laparotomies are common approaches to abdominal surgery, providing junior surgeons with opp...
Purpose Simulation training allows trainees to gain experience in a safe environment. Computer simul...
Purpose Assess the utility of a hands-on workshop on abdominal wall reconstruction for teaching the...
Current research in the area of medical simulation is investigating the efficacy of using virtual re...
Introduction: Since the introduction and evolution of laparoscopic surgery, there have been some con...
BACKGROUND: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the b...
Laparoscopy is a surgical procedure on which operations in the abdomen are performed through small i...
Background: The ideal mesh for hernia repair has yet to be found, in addition our knowledge of the...
textabstractPurpose: Incisional hernia remains a frequent complication after abdominal surgery assoc...
Background: The simulation emerges as an option that allows students to practice in a safe environme...
It is well recognized that a certain component of surgical residency training has transitioned from ...
The capacity of Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) to reduce pain, expedite patient recovery, shorten ...
Widespread acceptance of laparoscopic urology techniques has posed many challenges to training urolo...
Summary:. With the limitations of work hour restrictions and legal liability surgical resident’s ope...