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Novel hands-free pointer improves instruction efficiency in laparoscopic surgery

Jayaraman et al., 2009

Document ID
3732326343085360055
Author
Jayaraman S
Apriasz I
Trejos A
Bassan H
Patel R
Schlachta C
Publication year
Publication venue
Surgical innovation

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To improve instruction efficiency during advanced laparoscopic surgery, a hands-free, head- controlled, multimonitor pointer was developed. One instructor guided 20 trainees to locate critical points on a simulated laparoscopic cholecystectomy model. Twenty points, visible to …
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