Orthopedic Trainees’ Perception of the Educational Utility of Patient-Specific 3D-Printed Anatomical Models: A Questionnaire-Based Observational Study

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3d-printed anatomical models significantly improve residents' anatomical understanding and surgical planning proficiency.
Participants reported an average satisfaction score of 7.9 for first-year residents compared to 7.3 and 6.9 for advanced trainees.
In-house production of models allows for widespread access and integration into training curricula, enhancing clinical teaching utility.
Small-group settings were preferred by 76.3% of residents, emphasizing the need for interactive learning environments.

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Observational study shows enhanced anatomical understanding in orthopedic residents using 3D models, indicating a shift in training methods.

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Observational study shows enhanced anatomical understanding in orthopedic residents using 3D models, indicating a shift in training methods.