Hip Arthroscopy Simulator Training With Immersive Virtual Reality Has Similar Effectiveness to Nonimmersive Virtual Reality

Rahman, Omar F.; Kunze, Kyle N.; Yao, Kaisen; Kwiecien, Susan Y.; Ranawat, Anil S.; Banffy, Michael B.; Kelly, Bryan T.; Galano, Gregory J.

doi:10.1016/j.arthro.2024.02.042

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Hip Arthroscopy Simulator Training With Immersive Virtual Reality Has Similar Effectiveness to Nonimmersive Virtual Reality

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