VENTRICULOSTOMY PRACTICE ON A LIBRARY OF VIRTUAL BRAINS USING A VR/HAPTIC SIMULATOR IMPROVES SIMULATOR AND SURGICAL OUTCOMES VENTRICULOSTOMY PRACTICE ON.

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VENTRICULOSTOMY PRACTICE ON A LIBRARY OF VIRTUAL BRAINS USING A VR/HAPTIC SIMULATOR IMPROVES SIMULATOR AND SURGICAL OUTCOMES VENTRICULOSTOMY PRACTICE ON A LIBRARY OF VIRTUAL BRAINS USING A VR/HAPTIC SIMULATOR IMPROVES SIMULATOR AND SURGICAL OUTCOMES Ventriculostomy Practice on a Library of Virtual Brains Using a VR/Haptic Simulator Improves Simulator and Surgical Outcomes Rachel Yudkowsky MD MHPE Graham Clinical Performance Center Dept of Medical Education University of Illinois at Chicago

Graham Clinical Performance Center College of Medicine College of Engineering Institute for Patient Safety Excellence Cristian LucianoAlan Schwartz Pat BanerjeeFady Charbel Ali AlarajKelly Smith Michael LemoleSilvio Rizzi

Disclosures Drs Banerjee and Charbel: Owners/Partners in Immersive Touch Inc Dr Luciano: Consultant to Immersive Touch Inc This project was supported in part by a grant from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality to Dr Yudkowsky The opinions expressed in this presentation are those of the authors and do not reflect the official position of AHRQ or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Ventriculostomy AHRQ 2012

Component Skills Translate 2D CT images into 3D location and shape of ventricles Aim probe correctly Insert probe to correct depth Perceive density transition into ventricle AHRQ 2012

Immersive Touch® Sensimmer ® Simulator

AHRQ 2012

Video IMSH 2012

The trouble with task trainers… No clinical variation No range of difficulties AHRQ 2012

Would Ventriculostomy Practice on a Library of Virtual Brains Improve Simulator and Surgical Outcomes?

The intervention: Simulator Practice on 12 Virtual Brains View full CT scan Attempt to insert catheter into brain, using pre-drilled burrhole Check to see if successful “Open” brain to see where the catheter tip ended up AHRQ 2012

Simulator Pre/Post 3 attempts at each of 3 novel virtual brains: Normal ventricle Slit ventricle Shifted ventricle Different brains presented pre and post Posttest brains presented at 1-month follow up. AHRQ 2012

Simulator Outcomes Generalized Linear Mixed Models (GLMM) Relative to pre-intervention performance, residents were more successful immediately post-intervention (OR=3.43, 95% CI=[1.74, 6.77], p<.001) as well as at follow-up (OR=2.59, 95% CI=[1.24, 5.41], p=.011) Performance at follow-up was significantly worse than immediately post-intervention (p<.001) AHRQ 2012

Live Surgery Pre/Post Data from live procedures collected for about 6 months before, 1 month after intervention. Successful cannulation Success at first attempt Ipsilateral vs contralateral Lateral ventricle vs other space Hemorrhage AHRQ 2012

Live Surgery Pre/Post 91 pre-practice, 47 post Success at first attempt: 82% pre vs 91% post practice, OR=4.74, 95% CI=[1.10, 20.4], p=0.04 Correct lateral ventricle placement (vs 3 rd ventricle) was more likely before practice OR=2.61, 95% CI=[1.20, 5.77], p=0.02 Hemorrhage 7%, NS AHRQ 2012

Ventriculostomy AHRQ 2012

Caution! Is the simulator also teaching incorrect habits? Lack of “soft-pass” capability IMSH 2012

Cautious Conclusions Ventriculostomy practice on a library of virtual brains improves simulator and surgical outcomes AHRQ 2012 Simulator provides unique immediate fb Library provides a range of clinical challenges and difficulty levels

Next Steps Improve simulator Embed in curriculum for beginning neurosurgery residents  Just-in-time training for non- neurosurgeons?  Ultimate goal: practice on a projection of your own patient’s brain. AHRQ 2012

Thanks AHRQ! Questions?