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Simulation improves trainee scores on individual technical subtasks of coronary anastomosis

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Evidence · 1 study · quant-synthesis r3 · q2
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q2 i? Simulation was associated with significant improvement in all analysed subtask scores, including arteriotomy, graft orientation, spacing, knot tying and economy of time. → O'Dwyer M 2022

Evidence

O'Dwyer M 2022

O'Dwyer M, Fleming CA, Ahern S, Barrett S, Raftery NB, Ní Dhonnchú T, Doddakula K. (2022). Objective improvement with coronary anastomosis simulation training: meta-analysis. BJS Open. https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsopen/zrab147

q2 · i? · quant-synthesis · r3

Subanalysis of OSAT component scores for individual anastomosis steps (Fig. S1), subclassified as described in the data-extraction methods. The article reports significant improvement in all listed subtasks, with heterogeneity present in many of them; no effect sizes are printed.

"Simulation was associated with significant improvement in all trainee scores in arteriotomy, graft orientation, bite/depth of bite, spacing, use of castro/needle holder, use of forceps, needle angles, needle transfer, suture management, knot tying, hand mechanics, use of both hands, economy of time and configuration of anastomosis."

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