AI Article Synopsis
- - Junior OB/GYN residents often miss out on essential surgical training for procedures like cesarean sections and cervical laceration suturing due to their rarity and lack of practice opportunities.
- - A new training model using a porcine stomach has been developed, which mimics the uterus and cervical canal, costing only ￥41 and utilizing easily obtainable materials.
- - This realistic training model can effectively help medical students and residents practice key surgical skills in OB/GYN, improving their overall competency in fundamental obstetrics procedures.
Article Abstract
Background: Junior OB/GYN residents lack opportunities for fundamental surgical skills training of cesarean section, and most OB/GYN residents lack the experience of cervical laceration suturing due to its low incidence.
Methods: A porcine stomach simulation model was designed for obstetrics surgical training. The surface of the stomach simulated the uterus, and the pylorus and cardia simulated the cervical canal.
Experience: Materials are available from the nearby market. The total cost of the model is￥41. This model can be used in the training in uterus incision and repair of cesarean section and training in cervical laceration suturing.
Conclusion: The porcine stomach simulation model is pragmatic and realistic. They can be applied in the OB/GYN skill courses to introduce the fundamental obstetrics process to medical students and residents.
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| http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11411815 | PMC |
| http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s12909-024-05936-8 | DOI Listing |
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