Surgery simulator
Surgery Simulator
A Surgery Simulator (pronunciation: /ˈsɜːr.dʒər.i ˈsɪm.jʊ.leɪ.tər/) is a computer-based simulation system that is used to create a realistic, interactive representation of surgical procedures for training purposes.
Etymology
The term "Surgery Simulator" is derived from the combination of the words "surgery", from the Greek "cheirourgia", meaning "hand work", and "simulator", from the Latin "simulare", meaning "to imitate".
Description
A Surgery Simulator is designed to mimic the real-world process of surgery in a controlled and safe environment. It allows medical professionals to practice surgical procedures without the risk of harming a real patient. The simulator typically includes a computer interface, a haptic device for tactile feedback, and a visual display that shows a 3D representation of the surgical field.
Types of Surgery Simulators
There are several types of Surgery Simulators, including:
- Virtual Reality Surgery Simulators: These simulators use VR technology to create a fully immersive surgical environment.
- Augmented Reality Surgery Simulators: These simulators overlay digital information onto the real world, providing additional context and guidance during surgical procedures.
- Laparoscopic Surgery Simulators: These simulators are designed specifically for training in laparoscopic procedures, which involve small incisions and the use of a camera.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Surgery simulator
- Wikipedia's article - Surgery simulator
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