Dental rolls: a suitable model for practising tendon repair techniques.

J Hand Surg Br

Department of Plastic Surgery, St. Andrews Centre, Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford, Essex, UK.

Published: October 2004

Surgical training has changed significantly in the United Kingdom in last decade. A simulator for practising various tendon repairing techniques is presented. It has been designed for the use of junior trainees in Hand surgery dealing with the routine hand trauma cases and can be assembled quickly and cheaply.

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