( 22 ) identified VR as a prevalent tool in medical education, highlighting a positive trend toward improved educational outcomes but also stressing the need for more rigorous evidence of efficacy.
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Virtual reality and 3D printing in head and neck cancer: an educational experience.
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Although the results did not reach statistical significance, a progressive increase in mean SUS scores from first- to third-year residents was observed, as shown in Figure 7 (left).