Research: How Virtual Reality Can Help Train Surgeons
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When defining a “good surgeon,” it can be difficult to separate bedside manner and work ethic from technical ability and surgical mastery. They operated on an artificial “sawbones” model, graded by a blinded observer.
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- When defining a “good surgeon,” it can be difficult to separate bedside manner and work ethic from technical ability and surgical mastery.
- They operated on an artificial “sawbones” model, graded by a blinded observer.
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