Annalisa Landi, Yanis Mimouni, Viviana Giannuzzi, Franz Schaefer, Annagrazia Altavilla, Spencer Gibson, Daria Julkowska
The creation of an adaptable informed consent form for research purposes to overcome national and institutional bottlenecks in ethics review: experience from rare disease registries
Frontiers in medicine
total hip arthroplasty tha new technology evolution computerassisted surgery emerged form augmented reality ar sought determine impact ar resident fellow education implementation academic teaching center senior authors intraoperative technique allows orthopedic trainee use ar correct acetabular components position attempt made standard instrumentation one year implementation ar method resident fellow trainees issued anonymous survey regarding experience descriptive statistics calculated results sixteen trainees responded survey one hundred percent felt use ar improved understanding acetabular component placement improved intraoperative experience sixtynine percent reported feeling small increase operative time 25 reported increase operative time using ar seventyfive percent trainees felt patients benefited technology would favor ar tha majority surveyed reported desire use ar practice available computerassisted surgery demonstrated variable impacts orthopedic education implementation ar academic teaching center trainees reported improved intraoperative experience understanding acetabular component placement studies needed determine ar able improve trainees component placement orthopedics 202x4xxxxxx