Surgery and Anaesthesia

Use of Virtual Reality in Surgical Training

Virtual Reality (VR) in surgical training provides immersive, interactive simulations that replicate real-life surgical environments. VR enables trainees to practice procedures repeatedly, improving skills, confidence, and decision-making without risking patient safety. It supports anatomical visualization, complex case rehearsals, and team-based scenarios. Unlike traditional methods, VR allows for real-time feedback and objective performance assessment. This technology is particularly valuable in minimally invasive and robotic surgeries. It enhances accessibility to high-quality training across regions and institutions. As VR technology advances, it is becoming an essential tool in modern surgical education, transforming how future surgeons are trained and assessed.