Times have changed, and the children who grew up on video games, surgeons in training tomorrow. The researchers believe that a better technology to teach children stumbled on the new surgical skills through video games.
The whole idea of using computer animation for training stems from the need for a complete experience of the trainer, giving the new arrivals. Up to now show the main ingredient in the training of students, such as operations areperformed, but that did not allow them to do it myself with surgical instruments.
The researchers thought that a surgeon to use not only their eyes, but also a high degree of information from the note, which helps surgeons. The new trainees can learn by touching or "tactile feedback".
Students also have a sensation almost actual surgery, such as advanced computer animation, the Ohio Supercomputer Centersimulates many essential elements, such as the movements of surgical instruments such as drills or bone density. What's more is that the virtual patient would not even bleed.
It seems that students of age would not even notice further hesitation, the games are already on the video and learn the subtleties. For them, technology seems to be really cool and rock!
In addition to surgery to make more realistic the training, the training funded computer animationcould also save a lot of money if you can provide an alternative to current procedures for operating on the bones of the dead with the help of medical instruments.
Researchers at Ohio State University Medical Center and Nationwide Children's Hospital Plan ahead with this new approach to surgical training in hospitals in the country, and then compare the effectiveness of traditional training with the new. For now, the computer allows the growth of timeBone.
Surgery video game are very smooth. But it should teach students to handle new games for real life tasks such as video. While in the virtual reality of not scoring may start from scratch or if you have committed errors in real-time operations, this feature is not available!
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