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Effective use of simple computer programmes and clay models to demonstrate the planning and operative steps for
Rahul Krishnarao Patil1, Gopal Malhotra1, Venugopal Srinivasan1
1Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Hand and Micro-Vascular Surgery, Khoula Hospital, Muscat, Oman.
Background:
Presenting and demonstrating a surgical procedure in the current era is difficult without good intraoperative pictures and videos. A long, complex, multi-staged surgery is better illustrated by detailed intraoperative images at various stages. Although desirable, it may be difficult due to various reasons.
Material And Methods:
A simple method of preparing illustrations with pictures/diagrams created on PowerPoint and clay models to recreate the missing links in clinical photographs has been proposed.
Results:
It is a simple technique with a moderate learning curve. Once familiar with technique, one can effectively use the technique to convey the details in much more clear manner.
Conclusion:
It is a simple and effective way of communicating through digital images, and gives the audience a 3 dimensional idea about the concept.
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