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. 2021 Dec 17;100(50):e27844. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000027844

Table 5.

Correlation between visual-spatial ability and virtual reality simulator tasks.

Pre tube figure test Pre tube figure test Post tube figure test
(Day 1) (Day 9) (Day 9)
r (P value) r (P value) r (P value)
Scope orientation 30° right-handed
Time (sec) −.468 (.009) −.444 (.01) −.385 (.01)
Left-handed movement (degrees) −.505 (.005) −.420 (.02) −.525 (.03)
Right-handed movement (degrees) NC (.067) NC (.118) NC (.132)
CD
Time (sec) −.419 (.007) NC (.40) NC (.24)
Left-handed movement (degrees) −.439 (.02) NC (.12) NC (.10)
Right-handed movement (degrees) NC (.18) NC (.22) NC (.09)
Missed clips (n) -0.491 (.006) NC (.90) NC (.19)

Data analyzed by Spearman's rho correlation.

CD = cholecystectomy dissection; NC = no significant correlations; VR = virtual reality.