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Imagery practice and the development of surgical skills.
American Journal of Surgery 2002 November
BACKGROUND: The purpose of this review is to explore the potential role of imagery practice during the acquisition of surgical skills, imagery practice being the mental rehearsal of a skill.
METHODS: The core of this review is derived from a literature search of a computer database (Medline).
FINDINGS: The cognitive processing that occurs during times of intense learning involves processes such as dream enactment behavior and imagery practice. These processes complement and augment the more usual forms of practice.
CONCLUSIONS: Imagery practice provides a mechanism for the explicit learning of surgical skills.
METHODS: The core of this review is derived from a literature search of a computer database (Medline).
FINDINGS: The cognitive processing that occurs during times of intense learning involves processes such as dream enactment behavior and imagery practice. These processes complement and augment the more usual forms of practice.
CONCLUSIONS: Imagery practice provides a mechanism for the explicit learning of surgical skills.
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