A Comparison of the Effectiveness Between Three Different Endoscopic Surgical Skill Training Programs for Medical Students Using the Infant Laparoscopic Fundoplication Simulator: A Randomized Controlled Trial
A Comparison of the Effectiveness Between Three Different Endoscopic Surgical Skill Training Programs for Medical Students Using the Infant Laparoscopic Fundoplication Simulator: A Randomized Controlled Trial
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使用婴儿腹腔镜胃底折叠模拟器对医学生进行三种不同内镜手术技能训练方案的效果比较:随机对照试验
DOI:
10.1089/lap.2019.0212
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
1.3
通讯作者:
Ieiri Satoshi
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作者:
Onishi Shun;Ikee Takamasa;Murakami Masakazu;Yano Keisuke;Harumatsu Toshio;Baba Tokuro;Yamada Koji;Yamada Waka;Masuya Ryuta;Machigashira Seiro;Nakame Kazuhiko;Mukai Motoi;Kaji Tatsuru;Ieiri Satoshi
Background and Aim:Training programs for developing laparoscopic suturing skills range from dry-box training to virtual simulator training. There are advantages and disadvantages to each training method; however, which training is best for medical students and young surgeons is unclear. The aim of this study was to compare the proficiency of medical students in acquiring laparoscopic suturing skills after various routes of short-term training: via a video, an expert teacher, or a virtual simulator.Materials and Methods:Seventeen medical students were registered and divided randomly into three groups: group receiving personal training while watching a training video (video group), group receiving training under the guidance of an expert (teaching group), and group receiving personal training with a virtual simulator (virtual group). The students practiced laparoscopic suturing and tying skills for 1 hour. Following their training, they performed the evaluation task of three sutures and ties using a laparoscopic fundoplication simulator. We developed a 1-year-old infant body model (body weight 10 kg) based on computed tomography data and established a pneumoperitoneum body model based on a clinical situation.Results:The path length of the assistant forceps in the virtual group tended to be longer than in the other groups. The average acceleration of the assistant forceps in the virtual group was faster than in the other groups (P= .04). There were no significant differences in the other evaluation parameters.Conclusion:A long-term and combination training study should be performed to develop the best method for training medical students and inexperienced young surgeons.