Eye tracking in surgical education: gaze-based dynamic area of interest can discriminate adverse events and expertise

Volume: 33, Issue: 7, Pages: 2249 - 2256
Published: Oct 19, 2018
Abstract
Eye-gaze metrics derived from areas of interest (AOIs) have been suggested to be effective for surgical skill assessment. However, prior research is mostly based on static images and simulated tasks that may not translate to complex and dynamic surgical scenes. Therefore, eye-gaze metrics must advance to account for changes in the location of important information during a surgical procedure. We developed a dynamic AOI generation technique based...
Paper Details
Title
Eye tracking in surgical education: gaze-based dynamic area of interest can discriminate adverse events and expertise
Published Date
Oct 19, 2018
Volume
33
Issue
7
Pages
2249 - 2256
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