Virtual Reality
Powers Surgical Training
VR training offers a powerful new way to learn at every stage of your career:
Engaging
Learn by doing-build muscle memory with VR training runs of procedures. It's the next best thing to actual surgery.
Effective
In a study, even the lowest-performing VR-trained surgeon performed better than the best of the non-VRedit group.1
Efficient
Practice procedures over and over without cadavers, saw bones or travel.
Virtual Reality is a leap forward: In a study conducted by Imperial College London, 83% of residents in a VR-trained group were able to perform the procedure with little or no guidance. None of the conventionally trained group (non-VR) were able to do the same.
“Our goal at the Johnson & Johnson Institute is to have VR available to every surgeon all around the world. We want to ensure those surgeons are able to learn our procedures and really make a difference on the front line of care and help improve patient outcomes globally.”
–Sandra Humbles
Johnson & Johnson MedTech
