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The laparoscopic-ring simulation trainer.

Marelyn Medina¹

¹Rio Grande Regional Hospital, McAllen, TX, USA. DRMMEDINA@aol.com

JSLS : Journal of the Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons

|May 11, 2002

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This study introduces a cost-effective laparoscopic simulation training system for surgeons. It allows flexible practice of basic surgical skills using the Borinquen Ring pelvic trainer and Tissue Suspender, benefiting both novice and experienced surgeons.

Area of Science:

Surgical Education
Medical Simulation
Laparoscopic Surgery Training

Background:

Surgeons require flexible practice opportunities for laparoscopic skills, beyond formal courses.
Reinforcement of surgical techniques is crucial for advancing surgical careers.
Novice surgeons need accessible, simulated environments for foundational skill development.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a novel laparoscopic simulation training system.
To enable surgeons to practice skills on their own schedules.
To offer a cost-effective method for practicing basic laparoscopic skills.

Main Methods:

Reintroduction of the Borinquen Ring pelvic trainer.
Integration of a new device, the Tissue Suspender.

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Main Results:

The system facilitates practice of basic surgical skills.
It provides a simulated operative environment.
The training method is adaptable for various experience levels.

Conclusions:

The Borinquen Ring pelvic trainer and Tissue Suspender create an effective laparoscopic simulation system.
This system supports continuous surgical education and skill acquisition.
It offers a valuable, flexible, and economical training solution for surgeons.