Effects of laparoscopic instrument and finger on force perception: a first step towards laparoscopic force-skills training
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...Training should focus on improving tissue-handling skills by proper use of force.(14)...
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...Training with force feedback and force parameters is therefore hypothesized to be beneficial for both novices and experts.(14)...
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...The various applications of needle insertion in minimally invasive procedures would include needle biopsies [2], [3]; regional anesthesia [4], [5]; injections [6]; angiography [7]; laparoscopy, which requires veress needle insertion [8], [9]; endoscopy [10]; brachytherapy cancer treatment [11]–[13]; and spine and neurosurgery [14], [15]....
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...Majority of intra-operative errors in laparoscopic surgery occur due to improper perception of force [6]....
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...Further, few other studies have shown that right-handed residents or surgeons with either of their hands can perform the tasks faster with lower error rates compared to lefthanded individuals [37, 40, 41]....
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