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- Researchers designed low-cost smartphone adapters for recording endoscopic procedures in otolaryngology and evaluated their image quality and usability in hospital settings.
- The adapters were developed using 3D printing and were provided to otolaryngology trainees and staff, who then completed surveys assessing their effectiveness and image quality compared to existing methods.
- The study concluded that these adapters offered good image quality and usability while being far more affordable, making them a viable option for clinical supervision of trainee procedures.
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