Surgical Simulation

Surgical Simulation The page for the Society of Surgical Simulation and Journal of Surgical Simulation.

Journal of Surgical Simulation is aimed at surgeons, trainees, educators, biomedical researchers and clinical practitioners. Our aim is to create an open access educational resource to enhance surgical training and patient safety.

Many congratulations to Noorulanne Younis, Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, University of Manchester,  on being ...
29/04/2025

Many congratulations to Noorulanne Younis, Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, University of Manchester, on being awarded the JSS prize for her presentation“Transforming Tracheostomy Care: Leveraging Thematic Analysis to Inform VR Training and AI Instructor Development” at the recent General Conference, Belfast, 2025 - very well done!

Pascoal et al. review the literature on laparoscopic surgery simulation trainers and discuss their applicability to lase...
11/04/2025

Pascoal et al. review the literature on laparoscopic surgery simulation trainers and discuss their applicability to laser laparoscopic surgical training. Their review article was published recently in JSS - read more here: https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2025.0001

Virtual Scalpel - Bridging Tech and Technique, 17-19 January, Barts, Garrod Building, Turner Street, London, register no...
14/01/2025

Virtual Scalpel - Bridging Tech and Technique, 17-19 January, Barts, Garrod Building, Turner Street, London, register now with the QR code!

Congratulations to Josephine Walsh : Winner of Journal of Surgical Simulation Award at the ALSGBI Annual Scientific Meet...
07/11/2024

Congratulations to Josephine Walsh : Winner of Journal of Surgical Simulation Award at the ALSGBI Annual Scientific Meeting 2024

In their review article in JSS, Ludick et al. provide an overview of laparoscopic training modalities and assess how aug...
16/09/2024

In their review article in JSS, Ludick et al. provide an overview of laparoscopic training modalities and assess how augmented reality compares. While further research is needed, AR simulation holds potential as a future gold standard for laparoscopic surgical training. Read more in the article: “The use of augmented reality in laparoscopic surgical training: an overview” https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2024.0002

In their new article in JSS, Singaravelu et al.  describe their realistic and diathermable 3D printed model for cholecys...
29/04/2024

In their new article in JSS, Singaravelu et al. describe their realistic and diathermable 3D printed model for cholecystectomy incorporating the “Moynihan hump” origin of the cystic artery, which offers realistic surgical training and exposure to challenging anatomical variants.

Read more at: https://doi.org/10.1102/2051-7726.2024.0001

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