Surgical residents can now practice complex procedures in a risk-free virtual reality environment.

VR simulations provide realistic haptic feedback, mimicking the feel of real human tissue.

This allows trainees to develop muscle memory and confidence before ever entering an operating room.

VR can simulate rare and complicated surgical scenarios that a resident might not otherwise encounter.

The technology can also be used to train entire surgical teams on communication and teamwork.

Studies have shown that surgeons trained with VR perform better and make fewer errors.

VR training is more cost-effective and accessible than traditional training methods using cadavers.

It allows for objective measurement and assessment of a surgeon's skills.

Companies like Osso VR are at the forefront of this medical training revolution.

The future of surgery is safer and more effective, thanks to the power of virtual reality.