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A new, low-cost peritonsillar abscess simulator was developed using basic medical supplies. This accessible training tool effectively builds skills for novice otolaryngologists in recognizing and draining peritonsillar abscesses.

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  • Surgical Simulation
  • Otolaryngology

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  • Junior otolaryngologists require training in peritonsillar abscess recognition and drainage.
  • Existing simulators lack accessibility, affordability, and educational utility for novice practitioners.
  • There is a need for a cost-effective peritonsillar abscess simulator.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and evaluate an accessible, low-cost peritonsillar abscess simulator.
  • To assess the simulator's educational value for novice otolaryngologists.
  • To provide a training tool for peritonsillar abscess drainage skills.

Main Methods:

  • The Newport Quinsy Simulator was constructed using disposable healthcare equipment and a party balloon.
  • Expert and novice clinicians evaluated the simulator using Likert scales and qualitative feedback.
  • The simulator's design focused on representing key anatomy and motor skills for abscess drainage.

Main Results:

  • Twenty-four clinicians evaluated the simulator.
  • All participants found the simulator useful for novice otolaryngologists.
  • Qualitative feedback confirmed its educational value as a training device for peritonsillar abscesses.

Conclusions:

  • The Newport Quinsy Simulator is an affordable and accessible training tool.
  • The simulator is easy to use and educationally valuable for novice otolaryngologists.
  • It effectively aids in developing skills for peritonsillar abscess management.