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Background <p>Surgical simulation training is still a&#xa0;niche topic, as it has not yet been fully integrated into resident training. Despite high interest, over 80% of hospitals have not established simulation training in their curricula. Against the background of demographic change, technological progress, economic pressure, and increasing operational complexity, the significance of surgical simulation training is gradually increasing.</p> Materials and methods <p>A&#xa0;selective literature search on the topic of simulation training in surgery was conducted.</p> Results <p>Surgical simulation training can be applied across all surgical fields. Low- and high-fidelity simulators lower the training threshold for residents. Studies in different surgical professions across various simulators (from paper models to virtual reality) prove that simulation training leads to a&#xa0;significant improvement in residents’ surgical skills. It can lead to shorter operation times and lower complication rates, thus having direct beneficial effects on surgical patient care.</p> Conclusion <p>Surgical simulation training has the potential to make resident training more practical, economically efficient, and safer for patients. Structured curricula and regular feedback are essential for implementation within existing training concepts.</p>

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Chirurgie der Zukunft – Simulationstraining als Kernbestandteil der Fort- und Weiterbildung

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年5月13日

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  • Armin Darius Peivandi,
  • Franca Kleymann,
  • Anna Schuler,
  • Tom-Luca Klibingat,
  • Wilhelm Korte,
  • Andreas Martens,
  • Morsi Arar

摘要

Background

Surgical simulation training is still a niche topic, as it has not yet been fully integrated into resident training. Despite high interest, over 80% of hospitals have not established simulation training in their curricula. Against the background of demographic change, technological progress, economic pressure, and increasing operational complexity, the significance of surgical simulation training is gradually increasing.

Materials and methods

A selective literature search on the topic of simulation training in surgery was conducted.

Results

Surgical simulation training can be applied across all surgical fields. Low- and high-fidelity simulators lower the training threshold for residents. Studies in different surgical professions across various simulators (from paper models to virtual reality) prove that simulation training leads to a significant improvement in residents’ surgical skills. It can lead to shorter operation times and lower complication rates, thus having direct beneficial effects on surgical patient care.

Conclusion

Surgical simulation training has the potential to make resident training more practical, economically efficient, and safer for patients. Structured curricula and regular feedback are essential for implementation within existing training concepts.