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Bin Zheng | Zendy; Xianta Jiang | Zendy; Roman Bednarik | Zendy; M. Stella Atkins | Zendy

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Action-related eye measures to assess surgical expertise

Author(s) -

Bin Zheng,

Xianta Jiang,

Roman Bednarik,

M. Stella Atkins

Publication year - 2021

Publication title -

bjs open

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.974

H-Index - 9

ISSN - 2474-9842

DOI - 10.1093/bjsopen/zrab068

Subject(s) - disengagement theory , eye–hand coordination , fixation (population genetics) , eye tracking , eye movement , action (physics) , task (project management) , psychology , cognitive psychology , medicine , physical medicine and rehabilitation , artificial intelligence , computer science , engineering , neuroscience , gerontology , population , physics , environmental health , systems engineering , quantum mechanics

Eye-tracking offers a new list of performance measures for surgeons. Previous studies of eye-tracking have reported that action-related fixation is a good measuring tool for elite task performers. Other measures, including early eye engagement to target and early eye disengagement from the previous subtask, were also reported to distinguish between different expertise levels. These parameters were examined during laparoscopic surgery simulations in the present study, with a goal to identify the most useful measures for distinguishing surgical expertise.

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