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  • Procedure-Specific Simulations (PSS) offer realistic virtual-reality environments for practicing surgical procedures.
  • Current development lacks standardized guidelines, hindering structured PSS creation.

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  • To present a task-based methodological approach for developing Procedure-Specific Simulations (PSS).
  • To establish standards for creating structured virtual reality surgical training modules.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a 3D virtual reality simulation for urethrovesical anastomosis during radical prostatectomy using a game-design-inspired platform.
  • Implemented stereo vision for realistic 3D visualization, compatible with robotic surgery platforms like the RobotiX Mentor.

Main Results:

  • Presented a task-based methodology for PSS training, progressing from basic anatomy identification to advanced surgical approach testing.
  • Demonstrated the simulation's effectiveness using urethrovesical anastomosis during radical prostatectomy as a model.

Conclusions:

  • The modular methodology is extensible for more complex surgical tasks.
  • PSS, utilizing this methodology, can serve as a complementary tool in surgical training programs.