Wang Jiayu, Shi Ting, Li Haiqing, et al. The effect of virtual three-dimensional reconstruction of cardiac image in medical students' clinical probation of valvular heart disease. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(10):1536-1539(2023)
Wang Jiayu, Shi Ting, Li Haiqing, et al. The effect of virtual three-dimensional reconstruction of cardiac image in medical students' clinical probation of valvular heart disease. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(10):1536-1539(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20210711-01457.
The effect of virtual three-dimensional reconstruction of cardiac image in medical students' clinical probation of valvular heart disease
In the theoretical teaching of valvular heart disease
the traditional teaching method makes the learners feel very abstract and the learning effect is poor. In bedside teaching
the heart characteristics of specific patients cannot be directly displayed to learners
and learners are difficult to construct theoretical knowledge and clinical performance. Based on the clinical bedside internship based on experiential learning theory
this study uses cardiac virtual image technology to reconstruct the cardiac images of clinical patients
restoring the internal structure of their hearts
supplemented by dynamic blood flow images
to make learners can clarify the relationship between cardiac morphology and hemodynamics
so that learners can intuitively learn these knowledge. Through the teaching practice of this study
it is found that high-quality curriculum design and guided teaching combined with the application of new VR technology can significantly improve the learning experience and effect of learners.
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