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Assessment of a virtual reality temporal bone surgical simulator: A national face and content validity study
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2020
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Abstract
CardinalSim met acceptable criteria for face and content validity. This temporal bone virtual reality surgical simulation platform may enhance surgical training and be suitable for patient-specific surgical rehearsal for practicing Otolaryngologists.
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