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High fidelity endovascular simulation training can provide an opportunity to improve technical procedural skill learning and bridge regional gaps in interventional radiology education.
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High fidelity endovascular simulation training is proposed to address regional disparities in interventional radiology training and procedural exposure.
Interventional radiology (IR) training is not uniform throughout the world with clear limitations to education, training, and procedural exposure based on regions within different countries and the world. Varying technical exposure can lead to limitations in technical and therapeutic opportunities for patients. Since hands-on exposure to specific procedural skills may not occur in some locations, high fidelity endovascular simulation training can provide an opportunity for technical skills to be learned with an effort to increase patient exposure to care as well as improve technical procedural skill learning.
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Kesselman et al. (2023) conducted an editorial in Interventional radiology training. High fidelity endovascular simulation training was evaluated. High fidelity endovascular simulation training can provide an opportunity to improve technical procedural skill learning and bridge regional gaps in interventional radiology education.
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