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A new 3D-printed simulator, the Fishhook Emergency Removal 3D (FISH-ER 3D), effectively trains medical professionals in fishhook removal techniques. This innovative tool enhances competence and confidence in managing common fishing-related injuries.

Keywords:

emergency medicine family medicine fishhook injury fishhook removal medical education medical simulation rural emergency medicine rural family medicine simulation based medical education three-dimensional (3d) printing

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Area of Science:

Medical Simulation
Emergency Medicine Training
3D Printing Applications

Background:

Fishhook injuries are common in recreational and commercial fishing.
Existing literature on fishhook removal lacks comprehensive training resources for medical professionals.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the efficacy of a novel 3D-printed task trainer, the FISH-ER 3D, for teaching fishhook removal techniques.
To assess the realism and user-friendliness of the simulator.

Main Methods:

A 3D-printed Fishhook Emergency Removal Simulator (FISH-ER 3D) was developed.
22 medical residents and staff physicians evaluated the simulator through practical sessions and surveys.

Main Results:

86% of evaluators found the FISH-ER 3D components realistic.
The majority found learning and performing techniques easy.
100% rated the simulator as valuable, increasing user competence and confidence.

Conclusions:

The FISH-ER 3D is an effective and valuable tool for training fishhook removal techniques.
This simulator can improve medical professionals' preparedness for fishhook injuries.