3D holographic reconstruction and intraoperative navigation combined with CBL teaching in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy training for urology residents - Takeaways - MDSpire

3D holographic reconstruction and intraoperative navigation combined with CBL teaching in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy training for urology residents

  • By

  • Cunyao Li

  • Xiaoliang Yang

  • Wei Qi

  • Yu Wu

  • Xu Yan

  • Yizhe Wang

  • junfeng Jing

  • Can Wei

  • Yanbin Zhang

  • December 11, 2025

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    The study evaluates integrating 3D holographic imaging with case-based learning in urology residency training.

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    Holographic imaging enhances residents' understanding of complex renal anatomy and improves surgical competence.

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    Traditional urology education relies on 2D imaging, limiting spatial cognition and understanding of anatomical relationships.

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    A total of 120 urology residents participated, divided into a combined teaching group and a conventional CBL-only group.

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    The study aims to determine the effectiveness of the combined teaching model in enhancing the overall learning experience.

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3D holographic reconstruction and intraoperative navigation combined with CBL teaching in laparoscopic partial nephrectomy training for urology residents

  • by Cunyao Li, Xiaoliang Yang, Wei Qi, Yu Wu, Xu Yan, Yizhe Wang, junfeng Jing, Can Wei, Yanbin Zhang

  • December 11, 2025

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