Virtual reality training is associated with high satisfaction and self-perceived surgical confidence in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: Experience from an orthopedic residency pilot study

Guiloff, Rodrigo; Pino, Ernesto; Armijo-Rivera, Soledad; Cabrolier, Jorge; Schulmeyer, Juan; Radkievich, Ruben; Vaisman, Alex; Rafael, Calvo; Figueroa, David

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Virtual reality training is associated with high satisfaction and self-perceived surgical confidence in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: Experience from an orthopedic residency pilot study

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2026

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Guiloff, Rodrigo

Pino, Ernesto

Armijo-Rivera, Soledad

Cabrolier, Jorge

Schulmeyer, Juan

Radkievich, Ruben

Vaisman, Alex

Rafael, Calvo

Figueroa, David

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jisako.2026.101096

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Introduction/objective: Virtual reality (VR) is increasingly used in surgical education by enabling risk-free, immersive, and independent training. As orthopedic surgery residency programs increasingl...

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Rodrigo G, Ernesto P, Soledad AR, et al. Virtual reality training is associated with high satisfaction and self-perceived surgical confidence in anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: Experience from an orthopedic residency pilot study. J ISAKOS. Published online March 4, 2026. doi:10.1016/j.jisako.2026.101096

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Anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction , Orthopedic surgery , Surgical confidence , Surgical simulation , Virtual reality , edical education

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