2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00464-023-10486-z
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Skill transference and learning curves in novice learners: a randomized comparison of robotic and laparoscopic platforms

Kristen M. Quinn,
Xiaodong Chen,
Claire Griffiths
et al.
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“…In light of the foregoing, it seems apparent that, overall, robotic cases are not equivalent experiences to laparoscopic cases in terms of their educational value [ 33 ]. The second element specific to robotic surgery is that research examining skill-acquisition has demonstrated positive skill transference from the laparoscopic to the robotic platform, but not the reverse – primary exposure to the robotic platform, which lacks the haptic feedback critical to the development of tissue handling and integral in laparoscopy, actually hindered subjects' abilities to perform tasks laparoscopically [ 38 ].…”
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“…In light of the foregoing, it seems apparent that, overall, robotic cases are not equivalent experiences to laparoscopic cases in terms of their educational value [ 33 ]. The second element specific to robotic surgery is that research examining skill-acquisition has demonstrated positive skill transference from the laparoscopic to the robotic platform, but not the reverse – primary exposure to the robotic platform, which lacks the haptic feedback critical to the development of tissue handling and integral in laparoscopy, actually hindered subjects' abilities to perform tasks laparoscopically [ 38 ].…”
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confidence: 99%