Orthopedic Surgery and Interventional Cardiology training modules designed for advanced procedural training, decision-making, and technical skill refinement, this suite demonstrates the power of VR to accelerate learning curves while reducing patient risk.
Key Features of the Training Suite:
Orthopedic Surgery Modules
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Procedures include: Tibial nailing, hip fixation, total knee arthroplasty, and spinal decompression.
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Realistic haptic feedback replicates tactile sensations for drilling, sawing, reaming, and implant placement.
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Fluoroscopic and navigation-guided workflows, simulating intraoperative imaging for precise alignment and reduction.
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Anatomy-specific variations, allowing trainees to adapt to fracture complexity, bone density, and anatomical differences.
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Performance scoring on metrics such as alignment, screw trajectory, implant fit, and procedural time.
Interventional Cardiology Module
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Procedures include: Coronary angioplasty, stent deployment, TAVR, and radial access techniques.
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Simulated cath lab environment, including sheath insertion, guidewire navigation, catheter control, and fluoroscopic imaging.
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Live hemodynamic feedback, challenging users to respond to changes in blood pressure, arrhythmias, and contrast flow.
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Real-time complication scenarios, such as vessel dissection, thrombus formation, or hypotensive events, reinforcing critical thinking.
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Integrated team training mode, allowing multidisciplinary collaboration and procedural communication exercises.
Cross-Module Benefits:
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Modular and scalable design, suitable for medical schools, residency programs, and hospital-based simulation centers.
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Objective performance analytics, providing detailed feedback on technical precision, procedural efficiency, and clinical judgment.
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Adaptive learning pathways, enabling self-guided practice or instructor-led scenarios with variable difficulty.
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Device-neutral compatibility, supporting leading VR headsets and simulation hardware for institutional integration.
VR training stands as a versatile and deeply immersive tool, showcasing the potential of virtual reality to train future orthopedic and interventional cardiology specialists with confidence, safety, and clinical accuracy.