Simulator-based Training of Direct Ophthalmoscopy
DeviceA digital simulator is used to teach the skills of direct ophthalmoscopy
NCT Number: NCT04157023
Evaluation of a digital simulator to train diagnostic skills in Ophthalmology
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All sexes
Interventional
Not applicable
Direct Ophthalmoscopy is an important tool to detect pathologies e.g. on the optic nerve head. The training of the needed skills is made conventionally in most cases. In such the training sessions students examine each other after dilating one pupil. Examining of patients with pathologies is very important, but in many cases not very easy without any experience.
Simulators are of growing impact to teach diagnostic or surgical skills. A digital simulator with virtual reality technology is used to teach the skills to unexperienced examiners. The head-eye-hand-coordination can be trained without any stress.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
A digital simulator is used to teach the skills of direct ophthalmoscopy
Time frame: 1 hour
The area that was examined (light on retina) by participants was measured [percent of total area].
Time frame: 1 hour
Ratio of examination time (light in pupil) and total examined area [ratio]
Time frame: 1 hour
Total examined area results and efficiency ratios were compared between simulator case 1 and simulator case 5.
Time frame: 1 hour
A questionnaire was used to measure the self-evaluation of the trained persons
University Hospital Tuebingen
Other
Direct-Ophthalmoscopy-Simulator-Study
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