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See Latest ArticlesVirtual reality-based simulator for training in regional anaesthesia
British Journal of Anesthesia, 08/27/09
Grottke O et al. – Subject–specific training of RA is supported in a virtual environment. The authors have adapted segmentation algorithms and developed a VR–based simulator for the inguinal region for use in training for different peripheral nerve blocks. In contrast to available VR–based simulators, the simulation offers anatomical variety.
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