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Simulador de sutura oftálmica: Sutura de heridas esclerales mediante un simulador 3D de realidad virtual

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Dr. Ashish Bacchav and Dr. Van Charles Lansingh discuss suturing, which is the most important skill required in the management of anterior segment trauma. It is essential that ophthalmic professionals practice suturing well before one does suturing in real live surgery. However, there are limited eyes and training opportunities in the post Covid19 world. How will trainees master the basic skill in suturing in case of ocular trauma?

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HelpMeSee y USAID se asocian para formar a nuevos especialistas en cataratas que ofrezcan atención quirúrgica a los ciegos de la India por cataratas

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HelpMeSee and USAID partner to train new cataract specialists to provide surgical care for India’s cataract blind — Click to View —

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¿Cuántas operaciones de cataratas hacen falta para ser un buen cirujano?

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In July of 2023, Dr. Van C. Lansingh, Chief Medical Officer of HelpMeSee, published a short paper, in which he and the collaborators of the IMO (Mexican Institute of Ophthalmology), an associated training center in Mexico, recommend simulation-based training to reduce the number of cataract surgeries needed to become experienced surgeons, and ensure patient safety

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De la medicina general a la oftalmología - Anodine Daliko Nishimwe

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In the last of our series on doctors from Burundi, who have undergone the HelpMeSee training at Wenzhou Medical University, meet Anodine Daliko Nishimwe.Life in Burundi is difficult for many. Eighty percent of the population lives in poverty. Most exist on subsistence…

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Desarrollo de un test validado para la evaluación de las competencias MSICS mediante simulación de realidad virtual

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This study investigates the validity evidence of metrics used for the assessment of surgical skills for Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS) in a virtual reality simulator.

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El pionero MSICS de Burundi - Samuel Kwizera

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Samuel Kwizera knew he wanted to make a difference in his home of Burundi. He was a General Practitioner in the military and witnessed how bad eye disease and untreated cataracts were in his country. He wanted to do more, so Dr. Kwizera signed up for a class to learn…

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HelpMeSee anuncia el lanzamiento mundial de la nueva generación de formación en cirugía ocular basada en simulación para facoemulsificación

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HelpMeSee announces global launch of next-generation simulation-based eye surgery training for phacoemulsification With instructor-led sessions and haptic feedback, this first-of-its-kind eye surgery training creates an immersive experience with the look and feel of…

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El oftalmólogo que cuidaba - Vianney Ntakirutimana

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Doctors go into medicine for various reasons but mostly to help people. That is why Vianney Ntakirutimana from the country of Burundi in East Africa went into General Medicine. After taking his medical exams Vianney went into General Practice. Still, after meeting so…

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Formación de residentes en cirugía de cataratas en la India

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A significant number of trainees in ophthalmology in India reported that they did not have the opportunities to perform independent cataract surgeries during their training. The lack of uniformity and equal training opportunities across the country warrants a need to re-examine, restructure and reform the surgical training curriculum for ophthalmology in India.

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HelpMeSee anuncia una colaboración para luchar contra la ceguera mundial causada por cataratas

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HelpMeSee, una organización mundial sin ánimo de lucro que utiliza la realidad virtual y la formación basada en la simulación para erradicar la ceguera por cataratas, ha anunciado una colaboración con Intel Corporation para acelerar su misión y aumentar el acceso a la cirugía reparadora de la vista en los países en desarrollo.