Exercises designed to develop movement precision, hand-eye coordination and efficient handling of laparoscopic and endoscopic instruments in veterinary medicine.
The exercise consists of segregating beads by color and placing them into four containers. This is an entry-level exercise for developing visuo-motor coordination.
The purpose of the exercise is to place beads on pegs of different heights. This is an entry-level exercise for developing visuo-motor coordination, depth perception and precision using laparoscopic instruments.
The needle threading consists of passing the string through the loops at different angles and heights. The small knots on the string create additional challenge, requiring the use both hands. The numbers on the pegboard suggest the order in which the string is to be passed through the loops. This exercise helps improve the coordination of both hands. The arrangement of pegs requires maneuvering laparoscopic instruments at different angles. The placement and angling of the loops was consulted and supervised by practicing surgeons.
The Numbers exercise consists of arranging numbered color blocks in the correct order. Each block has a gripping peg. The blocks need to be rotated in order to be properly placed, which requires the involvement of both hands. This exercise help improving the coordination of both hands.
The purpose of the exercise is to place the blocks in the matching slots. The exercise helps develop the coordination of both hands.
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The classic puzzle has been applied to the laparoscopic skills training. The exercise helps improve the coordination and cooperation between the tools held in both hands. The goal is to rebuild the tower of Hanoi on the last rod using a middle rod, however, a larger disc cannot be placed on a smaller one. The exercise in the form of a math game is designed to add variation to laparoscopic skills training.
The Puzzle exercise adds variation to the laparoscopic skills training by adding a game component. Each element of the puzzle has a gripping peg for grabbing with a grasper. The puzzle elements require proper orientation before placement, which facilitates the development of coordination of both hands.
The aim of this exercise is to place multicolored rubber bands included in the kit on small pegs. This is an entry-level exercise that helps to train eye-hand coordination and skillful use of instruments.
It requires a trainee to be precise and intuitive. Provides training on several key skills for laparoscopic operators; this includes weaving through obstacles, passing the rubbers with tools, sliding through, stretching, movement practice, setting a tool at different angles, dealing with tension produced by tight rubber bands. The model’s layout ensures diversity of combinations, and multitude of training options.
The laparoscopic exercise "Transferring Triangles" is designed to develop the precision and coordination of movements essential in laparoscopy. Participants use laparoscopic tools to transfer six rubber triangles - three yellow and three red - between two sets of rods arranged in different configurations. This task requires not only dexterity and accuracy. Performed in a simulator, this exercise perfectly simulates real operating conditions, offering practical experience in manipulating laparoscopic instruments.
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The laparoscopy training module with rubber pegs is an educational tool designed for doctors and medical students who wish to refine their skills in precise laparoscopic procedures. The set includes specially designed rubber pegs that the user inserts into appropriately prepared holes on the module, thereby simulating realistic operational conditions. The set contains 14 rubber pegs, enabling comprehensive training and the development of manual skills. It is an excellent tool for everyone who wants to enhance their efficiency and precision in performing laparoscopic surgeries.
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The aim of the exercise is to drag the beads from one end of the wire to the other. The exercise helps develop the ability to accurately maneuver the jaws of laparoscopic instruments.
Model allowing to perfect more advanced eye-hand coordination skills and effective operation of a laparoscopic camera.
Practice involves appropriate manoeuvring of the camera on inserted blocks so that they all end up in the centre of the field of view. Placing appropriate beads on rods is additionally required. Blocks of first type have colour-codded markers. A bead of the same colour needs to be placed on a rod mounted next to a marker in a given hue. Another type of blocks is marked by letters and numbers with indexes made in a small font. Practice entails correct orientation of the camera so that a given marker can be found and its index can be read correctly.
This model can be attached to the suction cups free of charge. Thanks to this, it will fit a trainer from another manufacturer.