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This study introduces a low-cost simulation for practicing laparoscopic entry techniques. The model aids surgical residents in developing essential skills for safe abdominal access, reducing potential patient complications.

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Area of Science:

Surgical Education
Minimally Invasive Surgery
Medical Simulation

Background:

Laparoscopic surgery is widely used, but complications during abdominal entry remain a concern.
Current laparoscopic entry methods (direct, Veress needle, Hasson trocar) have similar adverse outcome rates.
Surgeons must train proficiently in all entry techniques to ensure patient safety.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an affordable simulation model for laparoscopic entry technique training.
To create a versatile model adaptable for different entry sites and techniques.
To provide a supplementary tool for surgical skills development.

Main Methods:

Designed a low-budget simulation using readily available hardware store supplies.
Developed a reusable base and disposable entry technique models.
Created an accompanying video tutorial and lecture with pre/post-tests.

Main Results:

The reusable simulation base costs approximately $24.48.
Each entry technique model costs $2.89-$4.50 and lasts for five uses.
The simulation is intended for urology, general surgery, and obstetrics/gynecology residents.

Conclusions:

This low-budget simulation offers a practical solution for laparoscopic entry training.
The model allows practice of multiple entry techniques in a safe environment.
Further study is planned with military surgical training programs.