In a study involving 40 medical students new to surgical robotics, researchers compared two training methods: remote training via a multi-channel video system and traditional one-on-one guidance. The remote training group scored higher in specific exercises on a robotic simulator, suggesting its effectiveness for skill acquisition. Notably, the remote trainers reported less fatigue than their in-person counterparts. This study indicates that remote training systems have the potential to facilitate large-scale training in robotic surgery, providing an alternative approach for skill development.
Journal Article by Jiang L, Chen G (…) Wang X et 3 al. in Surg Endosc
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