YUAN QING, XIA DI, CUI XULEI, et al. Study on the application of 3D printing and mixed reality technology in teaching ultrasound-guided spinal puncture. [J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2024, 23(12): 1631-1635.
YUAN QING, XIA DI, CUI XULEI, et al. Study on the application of 3D printing and mixed reality technology in teaching ultrasound-guided spinal puncture. [J]. Chinese journal of medical education research, 2024, 23(12): 1631-1635. DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20240401-01916.
Study on the application of 3D printing and mixed reality technology in teaching ultrasound-guided spinal puncture
To evaluate the effects of 3D printing and mixed reality (MR) in teaching ultrasound-guided spinal puncture for scoliosis and to provide new approaches for enhancing educational outcomes in this field.
Methods
2
Twenty anesthesiologists with no experience of spine ultrasound were selected from the Department of Anesthesiology at Peking Union Medical College Hospital and received training in ultrasound-guided spinal puncture in March 2024. They were assigned to the MR glasses+3D printing group or 3D printing group
with 10 participants in each group. The trainees in the MR glasses+3D printing group observed the spine model with the HoloLens 2 glasses and then conducted ultrasound-guided spinal puncture on the 3D-printed spine model. The trainees in the 3D printing group directly conducted ultrasound-guided spinal puncture on the 3D-printed spine model. The teaching effects were evaluated with objective puncture indicators (success rate and puncture time) and questionnaire survey. Data were analyzed using the independent
samples
t
-test or chi-square test in SPSS 27.0.
Results
2
The puncture time was shorter in the MR glasses+3D printing group compared with the 3D printing group [(165.90±69.91) s vs. (239.30±80.30) s
t
=2.18
P
=0.043
]
. The success rate of spinal puncture was 90.00% (9/10) in the MR glasses+3D printing group and 80.00% (8/10) in the 3D printing group
with no statistically significant difference (
P
>
0.999). The satisfaction [(4.70±0.48) vs. (4.80±0.42)
t
=0.49
P
=0.628
]
and recommendation [(4.80±0.42) vs. (4.90±0.32)
t
=0.60
P
=0.556
]
of the training method showed insignificant differences between the MR glasses+3D printing group and the 3D printing group.
Conclusions
2
The combination of 3D printing with MR technology can provide trainees with a safe and repeatable high-fidelity simulation training system for ultrasound-guided spinal puncture. The system can improve the confidence and interest of trainees in ultrasound-guided spinal puncture techniques and enhance training efficiency. This combination demonstrates advantages and potential in training for spinal ultrasound and ultrasound-guided spinal puncture.
关键词
3D打印混合现实椎管内穿刺超声引导医学教育
Keywords
3D printingMixed realitySpinal punctureUltrasound guidanceMedical education
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