For more, read my interview with Precision OS here - https://orthostreams.com/6-questions-precisionos/
Let's face it. The use of cadavers for surgical training is expensive, messy, time consuming, requires special permissions and setups, can only be used once and there is always possibility of disease transfer. In the future, we will all look back on cadaver surgical training as old school medicine.
Precision OS to Host First-Ever Cadaver-Less Training Course for Surgeons at the Global Spine Congress (Precision OS website)
More than 100 orthopedic surgeons from around the world will train on spine procedures in the first course of its kind to replace cadavers with virtual reality.
Precision OS Technology, developers of the medical-grade virtual reality ™ learning platform that advances surgical readiness, announced today its plan to host the first-ever cadaver-less training course at the Global Spine Congress (GSC) using their mobile platform, the Oculus Quest.
Hailed as one of the largest gatherings globally for spine surgeons, the GSC takes place May 20-23 in Rio de Janeiro and provides a unique forum for the exchange of ideas, strategies and tactics that positively influence...
