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NCT06552195
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Anatomy Learning With a 3D Platform on Personal Devices, Augmented Reality, or Traditional Resources

Sponsor: Balgrist University Hospital

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Summary

TEACHANATOMY II compared three ways of learning shoulder and hip anatomy among first-year medical students: a three-dimensional (3D) learning platform on personal devices, head-mounted augmented reality (AR), and curated traditional learning resources. Both digital methods used identical 3D models created from photogrammetric scans of dissected body donor specimens. Each participant learned two consecutive anatomy modules with two different methods. Knowledge was assessed with a written test at the end of each module; study time and workload were secondary outcomes.

Official title: Three-Dimensional Anatomy Learning on Personal Devices, Head-Mounted Augmented Reality, and Traditional Study Resources: The TEACHANATOMY II Randomized Crossover Trial

Key Details

Gender

All

Age Range

18 Years - 25 Years

Study Type

INTERVENTIONAL

Enrollment

148

Start Date

2024-10-01

Completion Date

2025-12-31

Last Updated

2026-10-22

Healthy Volunteers

Yes

Interventions

OTHER

Learning platform, then traditional resources

Participants studied the shoulder module with the 3D learning platform on personal devices and, after a 17-day interval, the hip module with curated traditional learning resources. Interventions: 3D learning platform on personal devices; Curated traditional learning resources

OTHER

Traditional resources, then learning platform

Participants studied the shoulder module with curated traditional learning resources and, after a 17-day interval, the hip module with the 3D learning platform on personal devices. Interventions: Curated traditional learning resources; 3D learning platform on personal devices

OTHER

Augmented reality, then traditional resources

Participants studied the shoulder module with head-mounted augmented reality and, after a 17-day interval, the hip module with curated traditional learning resources. Interventions: Head-mounted augmented reality; Curated traditional learning resources

OTHER

Traditional resources, then augmented reality

Participants studied the shoulder module with curated traditional learning resources and, after a 17-day interval, the hip module with head-mounted augmented reality. Interventions: Curated traditional learning resources; Head-mounted augmented reality

OTHER

Augmented reality, then learning platform

Participants studied the shoulder module with head-mounted augmented reality and, after a 17-day interval, the hip module with the 3D learning platform on personal devices. Interventions: Head-mounted augmented reality; 3D learning platform on personal devices

OTHER

Learning platform, then augmented reality

Participants studied the shoulder module with the 3D learning platform on personal devices and, after a 17-day interval, the hip module with head-mounted augmented reality. Interventions: 3D learning platform on personal devices; Head-mounted augmented reality

Locations (1)

Balgrist University Hospital

Zurich, Switzerland