Main description:

This book provides a detailed overview of a range of simulation models that have been developed which are applicable to urology. Chapters feature critical analysis of techniques including synthetic bench top models, computer-assisted virtual reality and box simulators. Furthermore, details of best practice, the latest innovations and guidance on how to select potential low-cost options is provided, enabling the reader to systematically develop a thorough understanding of the subject.

Practical Simulation in Urology is a comprehensive resource that critically analyses the latest simulation techniques that are applicable in urology, making it an ideal resource for the practicing and trainee urologist seeking an up-to-date overview on the subject.

Contents:

History of Simulation in Urology.- Surgical Education and Learning Theory.- Role of a Surgeon as an Educator.- Proficiency-Based Progression Simulation Training; Shortening the learning curve.- Importance of e-learning.- Proficiency and Competency Assessment in training.- Procedural Training Simulators.- Basic Laparoscopic skills training.- Advanced Laparoscopic Simulation.- Cystoscopy and Ureteroscopy Simulation.- Simulation for Benign Prostatic Conditions.- PCNL simulation.- Simulation in Female Urology.- Simulation in penoscrotology (circumcision, SPC, catheterisation, Priapism).- Simulation in Advanced Open Urology(Ileal conduit, ureteric reimplantation).- Low-cost simulations in urology.- Learning Non-technical skills through Simulation.- Basic Robotic Skills Training.- Procedural Robotic Skills Training.- Validated training curricula in Robotic Urology.- Importance of a TTT Course.-Debriefing and Feedback.- Costs in surgical training, does it outweigh to the benefits?.-Standardisation of Training.- Role of Immersive Technology in Urological Simulation.- Role of 3D technology in simulation.- Simulation in Paediatric Urology.- Developing and Designing a Course