Publications by authors named "Paul-Martin Sutter"
Article Synopsis
- ATLS is a crucial training program for trauma assessment, and while VR training has shown success in other medical fields, its application for ATLS specifically is less studied.
- A pilot study involved 56 advanced medical students to compare VR simulation training against traditional methods, assessing feasibility, effectiveness, and user acceptance throughout the ATLS course.
- The results indicated high feasibility for the VR training, with very few interruptions, and aimed to evaluate improvements in student confidence, knowledge retention, and overall satisfaction with the training method.
Background: The purpose of this study was to assist surgeons treating calcaneal fractures in choosing the most predictive fracture classification and clinical outcome tool.
Materials And Methods: For 152 patients (189 calcaneal fractures; average followup, 9.9 years), all fractures were classified in accordance with the Essex-Lopresti, OTA, Regazzoni, and Sanders classifications and matched with the following scores: AOFAS score, CNHF, FOA, MFS, Rowe, MFA, SF-36, and VAS.