Teaching facial fracture repair: A novel method of surgical skills training using three-dimensional biomodels | Zendy

Neil D’Souza | Zendy; James G. Mainprize | Zendy; Glenn Edwards | Zendy; Paul Binhammer | Zendy; Oleh Antonyshyn | Zendy

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Teaching facial fracture repair: A novel method of surgical skills training using three-dimensional biomodels

Author(s) -

Neil D’Souza,

James G. Mainprize,

Glenn Edwards,

Paul Binhammer,

Oleh Antonyshyn

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

plastic surgery

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2292-5511

pISSN - 2292-5503

DOI - 10.4172/plastic-surgery.1000921

Subject(s) - medicine , competence (human resources) , radiological weapon , fixation (population genetics) , presentation (obstetrics) , medical physics , medical education , physical therapy , surgery , psychology , social psychology , population , environmental health

The facial fracture biomodel is a three-dimensional physical prototype of an actual facial fracture. The biomodel can be used as a novel teaching tool to facilitate technical skills training in fracture reduction and fixation, but more importantly, can help develop diagnostic and management competence.

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