Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access
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Resumo: | ABSTRACT Introduction: simulation based teaching is a powerful tool in medical education, allowing hands on practice under a controlled environment and with repeated maneuvers. Central venous access venipuncture is one of the most frequent procedures carried out in the hospital setting, due to its various clinical indications and, when performed with the help of ultrasonography, the risk of adverse events is minimized. Aim: to develop, to describe and to test a porcine model that simulates the central venous access puncture aided by ultrasonography. Method: a low cost porcine model was developed to train medical students and residents on central venous access guided by ultrasonography. Both students and medical residents underwent a theoretical training regarding the model, followed by a hands-on training session. Afterwards, the participants assessed the model by answering a questionnaire. Results: there were 51 participants. The average score regarding the similarity between the model and the human anatomy was 9.15. When the characteristics were separately assessed, the mean scores regarding the similarity of the vessels, anatomic disposition and ultrasonographic characteristics as well as the venipuncture were, respectively, 9.27; 9.31; 9.54 and 8.86. Conclusion: The model was approved and considered appropriate for the training of central venous venipuncture by all the participants. Furthermore, it is a low cost, simple and reproducible model, that presents high similarity with the human anatomy. Therefore, it may be used as an aid to train people on ultrasonography guided central venous access. |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous accessUltrassonographyCentral Venous CathetersEducation, MedicalSimulation TechniqueABSTRACT Introduction: simulation based teaching is a powerful tool in medical education, allowing hands on practice under a controlled environment and with repeated maneuvers. Central venous access venipuncture is one of the most frequent procedures carried out in the hospital setting, due to its various clinical indications and, when performed with the help of ultrasonography, the risk of adverse events is minimized. Aim: to develop, to describe and to test a porcine model that simulates the central venous access puncture aided by ultrasonography. Method: a low cost porcine model was developed to train medical students and residents on central venous access guided by ultrasonography. Both students and medical residents underwent a theoretical training regarding the model, followed by a hands-on training session. Afterwards, the participants assessed the model by answering a questionnaire. Results: there were 51 participants. The average score regarding the similarity between the model and the human anatomy was 9.15. When the characteristics were separately assessed, the mean scores regarding the similarity of the vessels, anatomic disposition and ultrasonographic characteristics as well as the venipuncture were, respectively, 9.27; 9.31; 9.54 and 8.86. Conclusion: The model was approved and considered appropriate for the training of central venous venipuncture by all the participants. Furthermore, it is a low cost, simple and reproducible model, that presents high similarity with the human anatomy. Therefore, it may be used as an aid to train people on ultrasonography guided central venous access.Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiões2020-01-01info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiontext/htmlhttp://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-69912020000100189Revista do Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiões v.47 2020reponame:Revista do Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiõesinstname:Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiões (CBC)instacron:CBC10.1590/0100-6991e-20202530info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBERTUOL,JACKSON VINÍCIUS DE LIMACAMARGO,NATASHA LURE BUENOSPENCER NETTO,FERNANDO ANTONIO CAMPELOWESTPHALEN,ANDRÉ PEREIRAeng2020-09-02T00:00:00Zoai:scielo:S0100-69912020000100189Revistahttp://www.scielo.br/rcbcONGhttps://old.scielo.br/oai/scielo-oai.php||revistacbc@cbc.org.br1809-45460100-6991opendoar:2020-09-02T00:00Revista do Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiões - Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiões (CBC)false |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access BERTUOL,JACKSON VINÍCIUS DE LIMA Ultrassonography Central Venous Catheters Education, Medical Simulation Technique |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access |
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Development and application of a swine model for training ultrasonography-guided central venous access |
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BERTUOL,JACKSON VINÍCIUS DE LIMA |
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BERTUOL,JACKSON VINÍCIUS DE LIMA CAMARGO,NATASHA LURE BUENO SPENCER NETTO,FERNANDO ANTONIO CAMPELO WESTPHALEN,ANDRÉ PEREIRA |
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CAMARGO,NATASHA LURE BUENO SPENCER NETTO,FERNANDO ANTONIO CAMPELO WESTPHALEN,ANDRÉ PEREIRA |
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BERTUOL,JACKSON VINÍCIUS DE LIMA CAMARGO,NATASHA LURE BUENO SPENCER NETTO,FERNANDO ANTONIO CAMPELO WESTPHALEN,ANDRÉ PEREIRA |
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Ultrassonography Central Venous Catheters Education, Medical Simulation Technique |
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Ultrassonography Central Venous Catheters Education, Medical Simulation Technique |
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ABSTRACT Introduction: simulation based teaching is a powerful tool in medical education, allowing hands on practice under a controlled environment and with repeated maneuvers. Central venous access venipuncture is one of the most frequent procedures carried out in the hospital setting, due to its various clinical indications and, when performed with the help of ultrasonography, the risk of adverse events is minimized. Aim: to develop, to describe and to test a porcine model that simulates the central venous access puncture aided by ultrasonography. Method: a low cost porcine model was developed to train medical students and residents on central venous access guided by ultrasonography. Both students and medical residents underwent a theoretical training regarding the model, followed by a hands-on training session. Afterwards, the participants assessed the model by answering a questionnaire. Results: there were 51 participants. The average score regarding the similarity between the model and the human anatomy was 9.15. When the characteristics were separately assessed, the mean scores regarding the similarity of the vessels, anatomic disposition and ultrasonographic characteristics as well as the venipuncture were, respectively, 9.27; 9.31; 9.54 and 8.86. Conclusion: The model was approved and considered appropriate for the training of central venous venipuncture by all the participants. Furthermore, it is a low cost, simple and reproducible model, that presents high similarity with the human anatomy. Therefore, it may be used as an aid to train people on ultrasonography guided central venous access. |
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