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Surgical training has always been a critical part of medical education. Traditionally, it involved cadaver dissections, observation, and supervised practice in operating rooms. However, these methods have limitations such as availability, risk to patients, and variability in learning experiences. Today, immersive surgical training using virtual reality (VR) is transforming how surgeons acquire and refine their skills. This technology offers a safe, repeatable, and highly real

Walk into a modern surgical training centre today and you’ll find more than textbooks and scalpels, think VR headsets, lifelike digital...

For centuries, cadaver-based dissection has been the cornerstone of surgical education. It offered future surgeons a first glimpse into...