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Patients Simulator for Transsphenoidal Surgery

2018 International Symposium on Micro-NanoMechatronics and Human Science (MHS), 2018
We developed “Bionic Brain” which was equipped with cranial base module to train for transsphenoidal surgery. In the transsphenoidal surgery training by using this Bionic Brain, the user can insert an endoscope and a curette into the nose and sphenoid sinus, and remove tumors from the pituitary gland.
Taisuke Masuda, Kanako Harada, Shun'ya Adachi, Fumihito Arai, Seiji Omata, Akio Morita, Taichi Kin, Nobuhito Saito, Juli Yamashita, Kiyoyuki Chinzei, Akiyuki Hasegawa, Toshio Fukuda   +11 more
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Patient‐specific Surgical Simulation

World Journal of Surgery, 2007
AbstractTechnological innovations of the twentieth century have provided medicine and surgery with new tools for education and therapy definition. Thus, by combining Medical Imaging and Virtual Reality, patient‐specific applications providing preoperative surgical simulation have become possible.
Luc, Soler, Jacques, Marescaux
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Challenging conversations with simulated patients

The Clinical Teacher, 2017
Summary Background Simulation‐based learning ( SBL ) activities in the health sciences provide students with opportunities to interact with realistic patients and environments.
Dennis, Diane, Furness, Anne, Parry, Sharon   +2 more
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Standardized patients: The “other” simulation

Journal of Critical Care, 2008
Although rarely thought of as simulations by anesthesia educators, the use of standardized patients to simulate clinical encounters spans 4 decades (Mt Sinai J Med. 1996;63:241-249; J Am Med Assoc. 1997;278:790-791; Int J Dermatol. 1999;38:893-894). Although its efficacy for education and evaluation in the medical community has been well established ...
Adam I, Levine, Mark H, Swartz
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Simulation: Improving patient outcomes

Seminars in Perinatology, 2013
Effective training has been shown to improve perinatal care and outcome, decrease litigation claims and reduce midwifery sick leave. To be effective, training should be incentivised, in a realistic context, and delivered to inter-professional teams similar to those delivering actual care.
Smith, Abi, Siassakos, Dimitrios, Crofts, Joanna, Draycott, Tim   +3 more
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A New Cardiology Patient Simulator

Cardiology, 2008
We report a new cardiology patient simulator developed through the application of new digital computer technology, capable of playing back selected physical findings (jugular-venous waves, arterial pulses of carotid, brachial, radial and femoral arteries, and cardiac impulses), as well as cardiac sounds, murmurs and respiratory sounds that have been ...
T, Takashina, M, Shimizu, H, Katayama
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Teaching interviewing with simulated patients

Medical Education, 1980
Summary The use of social‐work students as simulated patients for teaching interviewing to general practice trainees, is described. The results of analysing the video‐tape feedback for one such patient, with a small group of trainees, are given to illustrate the method used.
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Breastfeeding Simulation With the Standardized Patient

Nursing for Women's Health, 2019
Despite an emphasis on lactation and the availability of resources to support and sustain lactation, our community hospital's rates of exclusive breastfeeding remained less than the 50% to 70% benchmark recommended by The Joint Commission and the World Health Organization.
Sharon L, Tanis, Paul, Quinn, Margaret, Bischoff   +2 more
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Sequential simulation of a patient journey

The Clinical Teacher, 2016
Summary Objectives To develop an intervention for educating pharmacists (community and hospital) about integrated care and their role in implementing it. Methods We developed a sequential simulation derived from a ...
Weldon, S, Ralhan, S, Paice, L, Kneebone, R, Bello, F   +4 more
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Applicability of Patient-Specific Simulation

2015
Patient-specific surgical simulation is a new and important trend in surgical simulation that creates new possibilities for increasing patient safety by giving the surgeons an opportunity to practice before real procedures using the patient’s simulated anatomy.
Andrzej Wytyczak-Partyka, Jan Nikodem, Ryszard Klempous   +2 more
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