A urosurgeon does laparoscopic surgery training by folding origami figures.

Nice. When we were training with Dr TEUdwadia who did the first lap cholecystectomy, we were asked to transfer rice grains from one cup to another and arrange it in designs. When retraining for MICS I repeated these& also put dots on Styrofoam to pass needle from 1 dot to another

An appropriate exercise before the big operation.

That’s a fascinating training method! Origami folding is actually used by some surgeons especially urosurgeons and laparoscopic specialists to sharpen their hand‑eye coordination, fine motor skills, and spatial awareness.

Impressive skill. Using laparoscopic instruments to fold an origami crane is a brilliant (and surprisingly elegant) way to train the precise depth perception, instrument control, and fine motor coordination needed for real surgery. Low-tech training like this is underrated.

Honestly to be a medical practitioner is not easy and they really deserve to be paid well. To is that are not medically inclined this will lol silly and easy but imagine performing this same task on real human body?

huh, that's actually a neat way to practice 🤔 fold enough cranes and you've basically got the wrist control down I guess

How is that relatable to my own body

Thank you for sharing my video. If you’d like, I’ve also written a paper on this training method, so please do have a look.

Skill diatas rata2.. itu tidak semudah yg terlihat

It is really fascinating to see such precision that these neurosurgeons master

😯

This is beautiful

That’s fascinating

This is satisfying to watch I enjoyed this and Very educational

I see that kind of video

Skilling

意外とアームはしっかりしてますね。

This is nuts!!!! Props to surgeons

👏🏻👏🏻😲

@grok これは実際にどんな風に手術で使うのですか？

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I couldn't look away from this, so incredibly captivating

It's more difficult than it looks

Atleast credit the original creator you theif

So, they don't practice on poor people (whether Dead / Alive).

达芬奇手术机器人吗？