Use of virtual simulation for regenerative endodontic training: randomized controlled trial

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出版年:BMC Medical Education vol. 25 (2025), p. 1
第一著者: Hu, Jia
その他の著者: Wang, Xiuqing, Chen, Ruonan, Lu, Guoying, Zhang, Ming, Huang, Xiaojing
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520 3 |a ObjectivesThis study aimed to develop an experimental teaching module based on virtual simulation (VS) to facilitate the instruction of undergraduates in regenerative endodontic procedures (REPs) and to assess its impact on academic outcomes and students’ perceptions.MethodsA REPs-VS platform with detailed diagnostic thinking, treatment protocol, and outcome evaluation scripts we developed. In total, 123 undergraduates in the fourth year were randomly divided into group A (REPs-VS teaching mode) and group B (traditional teaching mode). The effectiveness was evaluated by theoretical and operational examinations. The perspectives of students were assessed via questionnaires.ResultsThe total scores of the theoretical and operational examinations in group A were 82.10 ± 14.50 and 90.65 ± 4.81, respectively, which were significantly higher than the control group. Approximately 98.3% of students in group A agreed that the REPs-VS teaching platform improved their knowledge and skills. Most of the students in both groups unanimously acknowledged that the REPs-VS platform effectively enhanced the course’s entertainment value and consequently increased their enthusiasm.ConclusionThe REPs-VS teaching platform established herein is an innovative and practical tool that can enhance the comprehension of REPs among undergraduate students, providing a more robust foundation for clinical practice. 
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653 |a Patients 
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653 |a Dental Evaluation 
653 |a Computer Software 
653 |a Learning Modules 
653 |a Educational Needs 
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700 1 |a Chen, Ruonan 
700 1 |a Lu, Guoying 
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