Impact of a three-dimensional “hands-on” anatomic teaching module on acetabular fracture pattern recognition by orthopaedic residents
The Journal of bone and joint surgery. American volume | 12 Dec 2012
E Hansen, M Marmor and A Matityahu
Abstract
Much of the difficulty in understanding acetabular fracture patterns is due to the complex three-dimensional relationship of the acetabulum to the greater pelvis. We hypothesized that combining three-dimensional “hands-on” anatomic models with two-dimensional informational teaching sheets would improve the ability of orthopaedic residents to accurately classify acetabular fracture patterns and aid in preoperative surgical approach selection.
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- Pattern matching, Vector space, Pubis, Pattern recognition, Pattern, Acetabulum, Ilium, Pelvis
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