El Dr. Lohre nunca se propuso ser excepcional. Simplemente quería estar preparado. Cuando comenzó su residencia en
En cirugía ortopédica, pronto se dio cuenta de que el quirófano no era solo el lugar donde se atendían los casos.
Hecho: era donde se forjaban las carreras. Mientras que otros quizás se apoyaban en artículos de investigación o en trabajos académicos.
En lugar de elogios, el Dr. Lohre se centró en algo más fundamental: la preparación.
El Dr. Lohre nunca se propuso ser excepcional. Simplemente quería estar preparado. Cuando comenzó su residencia en
En cirugía ortopédica, pronto se dio cuenta de que el quirófano no era solo el lugar donde se atendían los casos.
Hecho: era donde se forjaban las carreras. Mientras que otros quizás se apoyaban en artículos de investigación o en trabajos académicos.
En lugar de elogios, el Dr. Lohre se centró en algo más fundamental: la preparación.
As a surgical program director, you’re responsible for ensuring your residents receive world-class education while navigating real-world constraints—tight budgets, packed schedules, and varying faculty preferences. A Program Director’s Guide to Evaluating Virtual Reality
Academic orthopedic surgeons are under increasing pressure to preserve case efficiency while also delivering meaningful operative education. Shrinking OR time, rising patient volumes, and the growing complexity of surgical care have made it harder than ever to balance education with performance. Traditional teaching methods, dependent on real-time instruction, are struggling to keep pace with today’s constraints.
Vancouver, BC — April 30, 2025 — PrecisionOS, the global leader in immersive surgical education, announces the launch of FractureLab™, a groundbreaking addition to their VR platform that addresses one of the biggest challenges in orthopedic training: mastering fracture management before stepping into the operating room.
PrecisionOS, a global leader in immersive medical education, today announced the launch of Delphi™ , a first-of-its-kind conversational AI Mentor built into a virtual reality anatomy platform.
It starts long before the sun rises. The anticipation, the anxiety, the relentless replaying of scenarios in your mind. You’re lying in bed, staring at the ceiling, chasing a sleep that refuses to come.
This webinar, hosted in collaboration with the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons (ASES),
During my residency, I assisted a surgeon in performing a femoral nailing procedure. The surgeon handled the critical steps requiring judgment and precision, such as managing the reduction, identifying the correct start point for the guidewire, and inserting it.
When I finished my orthopedic residency, I thought I was ready. I had awards, published a few papers, passed my exams and had a logbook full of cases I had “done”. I realized that there were many procedures I only partially performed or realized I did many of the non-critical steps of the case. But when I stepped into the OR on my own, it hit me like a tonne of bricks.