Table 4.
Study (first author surname, year of publication) | VSP, VR, or AR | Procedure studied | Primary outcome |
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Training models | |||
Kim, 2020 | AR | Skull base surgery | Feasibility |
Bong, 2017 | AR | Skull base surgery | Proof of concept |
Thawani, 2016 | VR (NeuroTouch) | Skull base surgery | Whether VR as an adjuvant training tool improved intraoperative performance |
Mavar‐Haramija, 2015 | VSP (3D computer PDF) | Skull base surgery | Descriptive report |
Chan, 2015 | AR | Skull base surgery | Validity |
Varshney, 2014 | VR (McGill Simulator) | Skull base surgery | Pre‐ and posttraining skill performance |
Rosseau, 2013 | VR (NeuroTouch) | Transsphenoidal approach | Descriptive report |
de Notaris, 2013 | VSP | Skull base surgery | Technical report |
de Notaris, 2011 | VSP | Skull base surgery | Descriptive report |
de Notaris, 2010 | VSP | Skull base surgery | Descriptive report |
Preoperative planning | |||
Jean, 2020a | VR | Tuberculum sellae meningioma resection | Descriptive report |
Jean, 2020b | VR | Pineocytoma resection | Utility in surgical planning |
Won, 2018 | VR (CardinalSim) | Skull base surgery | Fidelity to prior patient cases |
de Notaris, 2014 | VR (Dextroscope) | Skull base surgery | Descriptive report |
Abbreviations: AR, augmented reality; PDF, portal document format; VR, virtual reality; VSP, virtual surgical planning.