Virtual reality simulation and real-life training programs for cataract surgery: a scoping review of the literature
Lea Dormegny,
Van Charles Lansingh,
Anne Lejay
et al.
Abstract:Background Cataract surgery requires a high level of dexterity and experience to avoid serious intra-and postoperative complications. Proper surgical training and evaluation during the learning phase are crucial to promote safety in the operating room (OR). This scoping review aims to report cataract surgery training efficacy for patient safety and trainee satisfaction in the OR when using virtual reality simulators (EyeSi [Haag-Streit, Heidelberg, Germany] or HelpMeSee [HelpMeSee foundation, Jersey city, Ne… Show more
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