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Oliker et al., 2012 - Google Patents

Step-based cognitive virtual surgery simulation: an innovative approach to surgical education

Oliker et al., 2012

Document ID
11861012950790069571
Author
Oliker A
Napier Z
Deluccia N
Qualter J
Sculli F
Smith B
Stern C
Flores R
Hazen A
McCarthy J
Publication year
Publication venue
Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 19

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BioDigital Systems, LLC in collaboration with New York University Langone Medical Center Department of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery has created a complex, real-time, step-based simulation platform for plastic surgery education. These simulators combine live surgical …
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