Advanced stereoscopic projection technology significantly improves novice performance of minimally invasive surgical skills.

R Smith; A Day; T Rockall; K Ballard; M Bailey; I Jourdan

doi:10.1007/s00464-011-2080-8

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Advanced stereoscopic projection technology significantly improves novice performance of minimally invasive surgical skills.

R Smith, A Day, T Rockall, K Ballard, M Bailey and I Jourdan

Surg Endosc, Vol.26(6), pp.1522-1527

06/2012

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00464-011-2080-8

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Clinical Competence

Education

Medical

Endoscopes

Equipment Design

Eyeglasses

Female

General Surgery

Humans

Imaging

Three-Dimensional

Laparoscopy

Learning Curve

Male

Psychomotor Performance

Time Factors

Three-dimensional (3D) surgical imaging systems provide stereoscopic depth cues that are lost in conventional two-dimensional (2D) display systems. Recent improvements in stereoscopic projection technology using passive polarising displays may improve performance of minimally invasive surgical skills. This study aims to identify the effect of passive polarising stereoscopic displays on novice surgeon performance of minimally invasive surgical skills.

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Title: Advanced stereoscopic projection technology significantly improves novice performance of minimally invasive surgical skills.
Creators: R Smith
A Day
T Rockall
K Ballard
M Bailey
I Jourdan
Publication Details: Surg Endosc, Vol.26(6), pp.1522-1527
Date published: 06/2012
Date submitted: 17/05/2017
Identifiers: 99515022302346
Academic Unit: University of Surrey
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Advanced stereoscopic projection technology significantly improves novice performance of minimally invasive surgical skills.

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