Direction-giving to Residents in Laparoscopic Surgery
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Surgeons rely on laparoscopic images to perform surgical tasks in laparoscopic surgery. However, learning how to maneuver the laparoscope is often overlooked by current surgical training systems. In this study, we identify the explicit instructions made by surgeons to guide residents in making useful images in laparoscopic cholecystectomy. These instructions reflect the most common problems for residents maneuvering the laparoscope. Based on our findings, we discuss ways to support minimally invasive surgery and surgical training via technology.
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