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Springer Verlag, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, p. 177-184

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-25968-8_20

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A New Methodology to Characterize Sensory Interaction for Use in Laparoscopic Surgery Simulation

Journal article published in 1970 by Pablo Lamata ORCID, Francisco del Pozo, Enrique J. Gómez, Francisco M. Sánchez Margallo ORCID, Félix Lamata, Francisco Gayá, José B. Pagador, Jesús Usón, S. Cotin, D. Metaxas, F. D. Pozo
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Abstract

A key concern in the design of a simulator is the level of realism necessary for proper training, and the underlying question about the level of fidelity required. A new experimental method for surgeon sensory interaction characterization has been defined and implemented. It aims to determine the relative importance of three components of surgical skill training: surgical experience and knowledge, visual cues and tactile information. The implementation is centered in studying tissue consistency perception.