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Introduction
In this module, learners will be able to review in 2D videos the content embedded into S+N CORI◊ Virtual Reality (VR) modules: one module focusing on instrumentation and setup, one module focusing on TKA surgical workflow. The TKA surgical procedure is commented by Dr David Rovinsky sharing his surgical insights along the steps.
Learners will also be able to access support materials such as clinical evidence around the use of VR for medical education as well as a quick start guide to best prepare upcoming VR hands-on experience.
Pre-requisites
- General orthopaedic surgeons or Knee arthroplasty-specialized surgeons
- Scrubtech and nurses supporting orthopaedic procedures in the OR
What you will learn
- Appreciate the key features and benefits of handheld robotics
- Recognize and set up back table with CORI◊ instrumentation needed for a TKA procedure with JOURNEY II BCS implant
- Perform the step-by-step workflow using handheld robotics for a TKA procedure, from setup and calibration to post-op assessment
- Appraise the use of VR for medical education purpose
Contributors
- Dr David Rovinsky, United States of America
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