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BMJ Publishing Group, Emergency Medicine Journal, 4(31), p. 329-330, 2013

DOI: 10.1136/emermed-2012-202230

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The Newport eye: Design and initial evaluation of a novel foreign body training phantom

Journal article published in 2013 by Marson Ba, Ben A. Marson ORCID, Sutton Lj, Lynne J. Sutton
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Abstract

To improve SHO confidence in corneal foreign body removal, a novel training phantom is proposed. This phantom is a polyvinyl and gelatine-based model, easily fabricated in the emergency department (ED). Use of the phantom results in a significant improvement in SHO confidence, and therefore, makes a useful, cost-effective adjunct for ED training.