New model for microsurgical training and skills maintenance.
作者： David M. Yen , Raul Arroyo , Ron Berezniak , Marshall T. Partington
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摘要: PracticeRat® (Sharpoint, Reading PA) is a system containing simulation vein, artery and nerve, designed as an alternative to live animal use in microsurgical training. We find be more expensive than living models. However, it does decrease usage provides very convenient opportunity practice techniques procedures fairly realistic manner. Trainees can anytime, for any length of time, wherever microscopes are available. In this regard we useful addition training programs excellent tool skills maintenance. © 1995 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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