Master Total Knee Replacement surgery in this VR simulation from German medical technology firm KLINIKER, guided by expert robotic orthopedic surgeon Prof. Dr. Ertugrul Aksahin. Listen to instructions, then practice each step hands-on as often as needed. Examine the patient, assess condition from x-rays, and plan the procedure before entering the operating room for key details.
Perform realistic interventions with rich mechanics: drill bones for true sensation, cut with a saw, measure and select prosthesis size, then secure it using screws. Run varus and valgus tests to verify fit-if adjustments are needed, repeat steps until correct. This early access training suits medical professionals and students seeking precise, repeatable surgical practice on PC.
In this VR training developed by the German medical technology company KLINIKER, with the expertise of Prof. Dr. Ertugrul Aksahin, one of the world's leading robotic orthopedic surgeons, you will learn all the intricate details of Total Knee Replacement (TKR) surgery by doing it yourself.
First, listen instructions and what it has to say, then apply it yourself as much as you want!
Patient Examination and operation information
Examine the patient and evaluate his condition. Decide the details of the surgery you will perform from the x-ray results and then enter the operating room to plan the surgery and get preliminary information. Get the preliminary information that is part of the training.
Realistic Feeling in the Cut Tissue with its Rich Mechanical Structure
Apply all interventions during surgery realistically. Feel the bone sensation at the highest level with the drilling mechanism.
The mechanics are not limited to this. Cut with a saw, select the appropriate size prosthesis, take measurements and place the prosthesis by fastening it with screws. Perform the surgery by learning all the procedures from start to finish.
Prosthesis Test
Make sure your denture dimensions or incisions are correct with varus and valgus tests. If you think it is not the right size, review the procedures and apply them again. If you are sure that the prosthesis fits properly, complete the surgery.
