Carrillo-Miranda JI, Riggen-Martínez L, Salazar-Chavira JL, Vázquez-Santos P, Padilla-Martín J

Language: Spanish
References: 6
Page: 136-139
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ABSTRACT

Introduction: Minimal access surgery reached its peak in the 90s, which requires specific skills and abilities. Recalling that the time spent on the learning curve is still very long and how little training; The laparoscopic simulators are effective to develop them.
Material and Methods: We present a laparoscopic trainer low cost very easy to make and which resembles the operating conditions of the most frequent procedures in pediatric laparoscopic surgery. These can be used anywhere, facilitating training.
Conclusion: The laparoscopic training aims to improve the abilities and skills of the surgeon at low cost and reproducible, especially in training surgeons in laparoscopic and those whose practice is interrupted

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