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Research Article

Objective assessment for open surgical suturing training by finger tracking can discriminate novices from experts

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Article: 2198818 | Received 22 Dec 2022, Accepted 30 Mar 2023, Published online: 04 Apr 2023

Figures & data

Figure 1. a and b Research setup with a Lenovo P10 tablet in a stand and a simulator by PediatrickBoxx.

Figure 1. a and b Research setup with a Lenovo P10 tablet in a stand and a simulator by PediatrickBoxx.

Figure 2. a) Task 1: Knot tying by hand. b) Task 2: Transcutaneous suture. c) Task 3: ‘Donati’ suture. d) Task 4: Intracutaneous suture.

Figure 2. a) Task 1: Knot tying by hand. b) Task 2: Transcutaneous suture. c) Task 3: ‘Donati’ suture. d) Task 4: Intracutaneous suture.

Figure 3. a and b Bar graph of primary outcome parameters time and distance.

Figure 3. a and b Bar graph of primary outcome parameters time and distance.

Table 1. Primary outcome parameters of novices and experts. Mann Whitney U tests. P-value<0.05 is assumed as a statistically significant difference.

Table 2. Secondary outcome parameters of novices and experts. Mann Whitney U tests. P-value<0.05 is assumed as a statistically significant difference.