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Percutaneous renal access training: content validation comparison between a live porcine and a virtual reality (VR) simulation model

Mishra et al., 2010

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7670628792549417893
Author
Mishra S
Kurien A
Ganpule A
Muthu V
Sabnis R
Desai M
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BJU international

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Study Type–Operational research (education) content analysis Level of Evidence 3b OBJECTIVE• To compare the content validity (realism and usefulness) of percutaneous renal access (PRA) obtained on a live porcine model and a high‐fidelity computer‐based …
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