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Face and content validity of a virtual-reality simulator for myringotomy with tube placement.

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Face and content validity of a virtual-reality simulator for myringotomy with tube placement.

Auteurs : Caiwen Huang [Canada] ; Horace Cheng [Canada] ; Yves Bureau [Canada] ; Sumit K. Agrawal [Canada] ; Hanif M. Ladak [Canada]

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Abstract

Myringotomy with tube insertion can be challenging for junior Otolaryngology residents as it is one of the first microscopic procedures they encounter. The Western myringotomy simulator was developed to allow trainees to practice microscope positioning, myringotomy, and tube placement. This virtual-reality simulator is viewed in stereoscopic 3D, and a haptic device is used to manipulate the digital ear model and surgical tools.

DOI: 10.1186/s40463-015-0094-2
PubMed: 26481401


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