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Validated simulation models in pediatric surgery: A review

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In brief

Review examines validated simulation models addressing pediatric surgery training challenges, including limited case exposure due to rare conditions and technical complexity in small anatomical spaces. Simulation offers solution to reduced operative training time driven by efficiency pressures and extended learning curves for trainees.

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Until present, training for specific pediatric surgery procedures remains challenging. This is firstly due to the high technical complexity of procedures with a small working space [1] and secondly to limited case exposure as a result of the rarity of some of the pediatric surgical conditions [2]. The latter leads to little exposure in clinical setting, which is exaggerated by the increasing emphasis on efficiency and maximizing productivity in the operating theater [3]. During training, operative time is increased, especially in the early stages of a trainee's learning curve [4].

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