Fig. 1 (abstract R9).From: Selected abstracts from the 24th Annual Meeting of the Society in Europe for the Simulation Applied to MedicineImaging learning model. (A) Classical learning model: “2D→3D→2D”. ① Long and difficult learning process that results in vague 3D structures due to lack of immediate correction. ② Process of clinical practice in which residents must correct and rebuild this structure. (B) New learning model combining 2D and 3D images: “2D→3D→3D→2D”. ① Accelerated learning process in which structures can be corrected in both a timely and repeated manner, which results in accurate 3D structures. ② Process of clinical practice in which the remembered 3D structures are successfully applied.Back to article page