The Development and Psychometric Validation of A Low-Cost Anthropomorphic 3D-Printout Simulator for Training Basic Skills Applicable to Office-Based Hysteroscopy
Abstract:Background Hysteroscopy training requires the development of specific psychomotor skills. Few validated low-cost models exist in hysteroscopy. The main objective of this study is to determine face, content and construct validity of a simulator designed for training basic hysteroscopy skills applied to office-based hysteroscopy.Methods Twenty-five hysteroscopy experts and 30 gynecology residents participated in this prospective observational study. The simulator consisted of three color-textured, silicone-coate… Show more
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