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Game Training For Surgeons Fri, 18 January 2008 No end to the Wii's reach
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Game players scored nearly 50% higher on tool control and overall performance than other trainees.
Marble Mania, in which a ball is guided through a 3D obstacle course - was particularly effective in the study. Researcher Kanav Kohel explained that the type of game play was crucial. "You don't gain a lot from swinging an imaginary tennis racket. "The whole point about surgery is to execute small finely controlled movements with your hands, and that is exactly what you get with the Wii." - BBC News The medical centre team is now designing Nintendo Wii software specifically for warm-up exercises.
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