SURGICAL SIMULATION. UDAIPUR, RAJASTHAN
Learn to triangulate.
Learn to operate.
A focused, hands-on arthroscopy skills programme designed for orthopaedic residents and young surgeons—built around deliberate practice, simulation and objective assessment.
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Hands-on
Silmulation-based training
Small groups
High faculty interaction
Assesment
Structured skill scoring
Why this programme
From watching arthroscopy to understanding it with your hands.
Operating room exposure matters, but fundamental arthroscopic skills can be deliberately practiced before a resident is expected to perform them in a patient
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Camera control
Develop horizon control, centring, rotations, and smooth scope navigation.
02
Triangulation
Learn the relationship between the camera, working instruments, and target.
03
Diagnostic sequence
built a systematic approach to the knee and shoulder arthroscopy.
04
Operating skills
Process to probing, grasping, suture passage, and meniscal repair simulation.
Learn to navigate. Learn to triangulate. Learn to operate.
A focused, hands-on arthroscopy skills programme designed for orthopaedic residents, fellows and young surgeons — built around deliberate practice, simulation and objective assessment.
From watching arthroscopy to understanding it with your hands.
Operating-room exposure matters — but fundamental arthroscopic skills can be deliberately practised before a resident is expected to perform them in a patient.
Camera Control
Develop horizon control, centring, rotation and smooth scope navigation.
Triangulation
Learn the relationship between the camera, working instrument and target.
Diagnostic Sequence
Build a systematic approach to knee and shoulder arthroscopy.
Operative Skills
Progress to probing, grasping, suture passage and meniscal repair simulation.
Six stages. One objective: confident arthroscopic fundamentals.
A progressive pathway from psychomotor fundamentals toward procedure-specific simulation.
Arthroscopy Fundamentals
Scope orientation, horizon control, camera rotation and visual navigation.
Triangulation
Camera-instrument coordination, target acquisition, grasping and transfer.
Knee Arthroscopy
Portal orientation and a reproducible, systematic diagnostic examination.
Meniscal Skills
Probing, tear identification, tissue handling and repair simulation.
Suture & Knot Skills
Needle control, suture passage, retrieval and arthroscopic knot-tying fundamentals.
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Glenohumeral orientation, labrum, biceps and rotator cuff identification.
Practice the movement before performing the procedure.
A modular simulation environment built around arthroscopy equipment, interchangeable task inserts and repeatable assessment.
✓ Camera Navigation
Train visual orientation without the pressure of a live case.
✓ Triangulation Stations
Repeated instrument-camera coordination with measurable performance.
✓ Pathology Modules
Normal anatomy and simulated meniscal pathology for diagnostic challenges.
✓ Objective Assessment
Track time, accuracy, errors and progression between attempts.
Small groups. Deliberate practice. Measurable progression.
Demonstration
Faculty demonstrates the movement, orientation and sequence before the participant begins.
Repetition
Participants repeat structured tasks with targeted faculty feedback.
Assessment
Complete a standardised skills challenge and receive actionable performance feedback.
Dr Gaurav Jain
Western fellowship-trained orthopaedic surgeon with focused expertise in shoulder, knee, arthroscopy, sports surgery and joint replacement. The programme brings structured simulation teaching into a practical environment for the next generation of surgeons.
Build your arthroscopy fundamentals.
Designed for orthopaedic residents, fellows and young surgeons who want focused, hands-on practice in a small-group setting.
Register Your Interest →Educational simulation and skills training. Participation does not substitute for supervised clinical training or institutional credentialing.