Clinical Trial: Development and Evaluation of Low-Cost Non-Animal Biological Simulation Models for Undergraduate Surgical Training in Trauma Tissue Reconstruction

U.S., Sept. 16 -- ClinicalTrials.gov registry received information related to the study (NCT07820345) titled 'Development and Evaluation of Low-Cost Non-Animal Biological Simulation Models for Undergraduate Surgical Training in Trauma Tissue Reconstruction' on July 21.

Brief Summary: This study evaluated two low-cost, non-animal biological simulation models for teaching basic surgical skills to undergraduate medical students. Banana peel was used as a model for practicing interrupted skin suturing, and rose stem was used as a model for practicing Modified Kessler tendon repair. Each plant-based model was compared with a commercially available simulation model.

The study was designed to determine whether these low-cost biological models co...