Development of Subliminal Persuasion System for Laparoscopic Training
2015-1215-04
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about researcher TAKANISHI, Atsuo Professor
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
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Intelligent mechanics/Mechanical systems,Surgical dentistry
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background
● Special trainings and education are needed for laparoscopic surgery
● Current training for laparoscopy focuses only on the enhancement of manual skill and does not give advice on improving trainees’ posture
● The workload of laparoscopic training is high, we present a method, named subliminal persuasion that gives the trainee real time feedback to correct posture and help in reducing fatigue and improving performances without adding extra workload
● Current training for laparoscopy focuses only on the enhancement of manual skill and does not give advice on improving trainees’ posture
● The workload of laparoscopic training is high, we present a method, named subliminal persuasion that gives the trainee real time feedback to correct posture and help in reducing fatigue and improving performances without adding extra workload
summary
● Experimental setup and materials(fig.1)
● Different types of feedback(fig.2)
● The different between first trial and last trial(fig.3)
● Workload of each group during laparoscopic training(fig.4)
● Different types of feedback(fig.2)
● The different between first trial and last trial(fig.3)
● Workload of each group during laparoscopic training(fig.4)
predominance
● During laparoscopic train, not only the surgical performance could improve, but also the posture could be corrected
● Subliminal persuasion system doesn’t give trainee much extra workload
● Subliminal persuasion system doesn’t give trainee much extra workload
application/development
● Surgical training
material
collaborative researchers
SESSA, Salvatore Part-time Lecturer (retired)
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posted:
2015/12/15