Innovative Approaches in Pericardiocentesis Training: A Comparative Study of 3D-Printed Mannequins and Virtual Reality Simulations
Alberto Rubio-López,
Rodrigo García-Carmona,
Laura Zarandieta-Román
et al.
Abstract:Background The CoBaTrICE program (Competency Based Training Program in Intensive Care Medicine) has been instrumental in standardizing intensive care training across Europe. Among the various procedures taught, pericardiocentesis is notably challenging due to its high-risk nature. This study aims to compare the efficacy and stress levels induced by two simulation models for pericardiocentesis training: a traditional 3D-printed mannequin and a virtual reality (VR) model. Methods A pilot, before and after study … Show more
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