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Martina I Klein

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Human Factors|January 26, 2019
The Abbreviated Vigilance Task and Its Attentional ContributorsCurtis M Craig, Martina I Klein
Human Factors|February 22, 2018
Assessment of Performance Carryover Effects Due to Successive Exposure to Different Lateral Camera Rotations in a Laparoscopic Training EnvironmentBrittany N Neilson, Martina I Klein
Human Factors|July 9, 2013
The impact of visual scanning in the laparoscopic environment after engaging in strain copingMartina I Klein, Patricia R DeLucia, Ryan Olmstead
Human Factors|April 8, 2015
Sideways camera rotations of 90° and 135° result in poorer performance of laparoscopic tasks for novicesMartina I Klein, Noah J Wheeler, Curtis Craig
Human Factors|April 1, 2020
Restoring Attentional Resources With Nature: A Replication Study of Berto's (2005) Paradigm Including Commentary From Dr. Rita BertoBrittany N Neilson, Curtis M Craig, Raelyn Y Curiel, et al.
Human Factors|February 13, 2013
Using cognitive task analysis to identify critical decisions in the laparoscopic environmentCurtis Craig, Martina I Klein, John Griswold, et al.
Human Factors|June 4, 2008
Perceptual distortions produce multidimensional stress profiles in novice users of an endoscopic surgery simulatorMartina I Klein, Joel S Warm, Michael A Riley, et al.
Journal of Robotic Surgery|September 18, 2016
Mental stress experienced by first-year residents and expert surgeons with robotic and laparoscopic surgery interfacesMartina I Klein, Vladimir Mouraviev, Curtis Craig, et al.
Applied Ergonomics|July 16, 2010
Hands-free administration of subjective workload scales: acceptability in a surgical training environmentC Melody Carswell, Cindy H Lio, Russell Grant, et al.
Journal of Endourology|March 21, 2012
Mental workload and stress perceived by novice operators in the laparoscopic and robotic minimally invasive surgical interfacesMartina I Klein, Joel S Warm, Michael A Riley, et al.
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Human Factors|January 26, 2019
The Abbreviated Vigilance Task and Its Attentional ContributorsCurtis M Craig, Martina I Klein
Human Factors|February 22, 2018
Assessment of Performance Carryover Effects Due to Successive Exposure to Different Lateral Camera Rotations in a Laparoscopic Training EnvironmentBrittany N Neilson, Martina I Klein
Human Factors|July 9, 2013
The impact of visual scanning in the laparoscopic environment after engaging in strain copingMartina I Klein, Patricia R DeLucia, Ryan Olmstead
Human Factors|April 8, 2015
Sideways camera rotations of 90° and 135° result in poorer performance of laparoscopic tasks for novicesMartina I Klein, Noah J Wheeler, Curtis Craig
Human Factors|April 1, 2020
Restoring Attentional Resources With Nature: A Replication Study of Berto's (2005) Paradigm Including Commentary From Dr. Rita BertoBrittany N Neilson, Curtis M Craig, Raelyn Y Curiel, et al.
Human Factors|February 13, 2013
Using cognitive task analysis to identify critical decisions in the laparoscopic environmentCurtis Craig, Martina I Klein, John Griswold, et al.
Human Factors|June 4, 2008
Perceptual distortions produce multidimensional stress profiles in novice users of an endoscopic surgery simulatorMartina I Klein, Joel S Warm, Michael A Riley, et al.
Journal of Robotic Surgery|September 18, 2016
Mental stress experienced by first-year residents and expert surgeons with robotic and laparoscopic surgery interfacesMartina I Klein, Vladimir Mouraviev, Curtis Craig, et al.
Applied Ergonomics|July 16, 2010
Hands-free administration of subjective workload scales: acceptability in a surgical training environmentC Melody Carswell, Cindy H Lio, Russell Grant, et al.
Journal of Endourology|March 21, 2012
Mental workload and stress perceived by novice operators in the laparoscopic and robotic minimally invasive surgical interfacesMartina I Klein, Joel S Warm, Michael A Riley, et al.
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