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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Laparoscopic Training"”.
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From Music to Medicine: Transfer of Motor Skills from Piano Performance to Laparoscopic Surgery
… to another, piano performance and surgical training serve as a relevant, interdisciplinary context in which to study the transfer of motor skills given both have relatively well-established levels of performance and require complex fine motor skills. Musicians tend to demonstrate greater …
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DEEP REINFORCEMENT LEARNING FOR ROBOT-ASSISTED SURGICAL TRAINING
… operation skill in a narrow space. As a result, training time of trainee surgeons is extended. To shorten the learning curve of hand-eye coordination in the laparoscopic surgery, guidance from a Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) intelligent agent is proposed to support the trainee in the surgical …
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Eustressed or Distressed? Combining Physiology with Observation in Stress Studies
… first study was about surgeons' interaction with laparoscopic training boxes --- representative of the dexterous genre. The second study was about operator overloading where the participants played a car driving game while being interrupted by phone calls and text messages.
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Digitalisation in healthcare: the future of surgical training
… novel technology to aid performance and enhance training in surgery is key. Challenges in surgical training owing to an increase in trainee numbers, a reduction in working hours, increase in complexity and variety of surgeries performed have become major issues in surgical education. The COVID-19 …
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Using Automated Gaze-Based Feedback to Enhance Motor Skill Acquisition in Laparoscopic Surgery Training
Laparoscopic surgery is now considered the standard of care for many abdominal procedures, offering benefits such as reduced postoperative pain, faster recovery, and shorter hospital stays. However, this type of surgery requires a distinct set of psychomotor skills that are more technically …