Abstract:Figure 1: The user interface of the immersive ultrasound-guided locoregional anesthesia simulator. (Bottom left) The Virtual scene with the virtual instruments manipulated by the user and the ultrasound screen displays the ultrasound image.
“…Similarly to Simon et al [44], our evaluation revealed that the haptic feedback is the main limitation of face validation. Although the haptic feedback does not realistically simulate touch sensations from a real liver, nearly all participants stated that the haptic feedback is supportive.…”
Section: Ultrasound Simulationsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…However, only a few approaches focus on US training directly addressing visuospatial skills. Simon et al [44] identified the lack of training focusing on hand-eye coordination in the case of US-guided needle intervention for anesthesia. To manipulate the US probe and needle, they used two Geomagic Touch devices.…”
“…Similarly to Simon et al [44], our evaluation revealed that the haptic feedback is the main limitation of face validation. Although the haptic feedback does not realistically simulate touch sensations from a real liver, nearly all participants stated that the haptic feedback is supportive.…”
Section: Ultrasound Simulationsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…However, only a few approaches focus on US training directly addressing visuospatial skills. Simon et al [44] identified the lack of training focusing on hand-eye coordination in the case of US-guided needle intervention for anesthesia. To manipulate the US probe and needle, they used two Geomagic Touch devices.…”
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