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Petit - Pediatric Trauma Innovative Training

Unlocking skills to effectively manage pediatric trauma

03/10/2024

Our founders .botelho_ and Dan Poenaru presenting the platform to . Watch it on: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2316173891818

12/08/2023

🚀 **Podcast Feature Alert!** 🎧

Join us in listening to a groundbreaking conversation on the i3sphere podcast, where Prof. Dan Poenaru and Dr. Fabio Botelho, renowned pediatric surgeons and co-founders of PeTIT VR, delve into the transformative power of Virtual Reality in medical simulation. 🩺🕹️

🌟 Prof. Poenaru explores the integration of AI and VR in surgery, highlighting his research in global surgery and the role of VR in enhancing communication within surgical teams and with families. His insights reflect his leadership in global pediatric surgical research and his expertise in colorectal disease.

🌟 Dr. Botelho, a distinguished trauma and pediatric surgeon from Brazil, shares his journey in developing a VR-based global pediatric trauma course, tailored to diverse local contexts. His experience as a humanitarian surgeon and his academic endeavors at McGill University bring a unique perspective to this discussion.

🌍 They discuss how VR in medical simulation can potentially reduce inequities in healthcare and improve pediatric trauma care globally.

🔍 Learn more about their pioneering work, the future of medical education, and how simulation technology is poised to revolutionize children’s healthcare worldwide.

💡 Don’t Miss Out! Tune in to the i3sphere podcast for this fascinating discussion.

🔗 Find out more at https://open.spotify.com/episode/27PfuFNBl5OoDfE3EPOy5K?si=vJuy-W6URfKF67nSqU3kYg

11/21/2023

📍 Discovering Our Roots in Montreal with PeTIT VR!

As we continue to evolve, we’re proud to highlight our integral connection with several key locations in Montreal. These sites are not just our operational bases; they are the breeding grounds for ideas, collaboration, and innovation. 🚀

🏥 **CLIP at the Montreal General Hospital:** Right in the heart of medical action, where everyday healthcare challenges inspire us to refine our platform.

🎓 **Dobson Centre at McGill University:** Surrounded by academic excellence, we’re constantly fueled by fresh perspectives and groundbreaking research.

👶 **Montreal Children’s Hospital:** Keeping us close to pediatric care realities, ensuring our solutions are finely tuned to the needs of young patients.

Being part of these dynamic environments means staying connected with experts and resources crucial for our growth. It’s not just about being in the right place; it’s about being among the right minds and hearts. 💡❤️

We’re grateful for these partnerships and the continuous opportunities they present. Here’s to more learning, growing, and innovating together!

11/09/2023

🚑 Study Alert: Pediatric Renal Trauma Imaging 🚨

🔍 Objective: To investigate if children with kidney injuries get proper scans before transfer to top-tier trauma centers, as per 📋 AUA Urotrauma guidelines (IV contrast CT w/ immediate and delayed images)

👨‍🔬 Researchers: Christopher J. Loftus, MD, et al.
📅 Published: Oct 20, 2023
🔗 DOI: [10.1016/j.urology.2023.08.051](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.urology.2023.08.051)

💡 Key Findings:
- Only 31% of kids at transferring hospitals received recommended imaging vs. 82% at trauma centers.
- Incomplete initial scans led to more CTs and surgery upon transfer.

📈 Stats & Impact:
- 67% of 293 children were transferred without complete imaging.
- This resulted in unnecessary radiation from additional CT scans.

👩‍⚕️ Conclusion:
Urgent need to follow Urotrauma guidelines to prevent overexposure to radiation and ensure optimal care.

🏥💊🧒

11/02/2023

🚨 New Study Highlights: Pediatric Splenic Trauma Management 🚨

Are kids with splenic injuries getting the best care possible? A recent study dives into USA trends in treatment. Here’s what they found:

👶 The study analyzed 8,296 pediatric blunt splenic injury (BSI) cases from 2012 to 2019.
🏥 Majority (74.3%) were treated at non-pediatric hospitals.
🩺 Nonoperative management was used in 96.3% of cases, with only 2.5% needing angioembolization.
🔬 Despite recommendations, kids at adult hospitals were 3x more likely to undergo a splenectomy compared to those at children’s hospitals.

📚 Full study available: R Scott Eldredge, MD et al., in the Journal of Pediatric Surgery, October 19, 2023. DOI: 10.1016/j.jpedsurg.2023.10.024

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10/27/2023

🔍New Study Alert: The Obesity Paradox in Pediatric Trauma Patients🩺

Recent findings from the Journal of Pediatric Surgery highlight a fascinating trend: Obesity might actually have a protective effect on mortality among pediatric trauma patients.

📊Study Highlights:
1. Out of 161,458 patients, 23% were classified as obese.
2. Overall mortality for the study group was 1.13%.
3. The lowest mortality rate? Found in the obese group.
4. Obese patients also showcased better secondary outcomes such as injury severity score (ISS). However, they had longer hospital stays and higher transfer rates to rehabilitation.

This challenges our understanding of obesity’s impact on health, especially in trauma scenarios. More research is needed to delve into the complexities of body weight and health outcomes.

🔗Check out the full article for an in-depth look:
“The Obesity Paradox in the Pediatric Trauma patient”, published in Journal of Pediatric Surgery on 21st October 2023 by John P. Carlson, Kayla Peña, and Prof. Sathyaprasad Burjonrappa.

10/21/2023

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05/23/2023

🎉 We are thrilled to announce that PeTIT VR has been awarded the prestigious Simnovation Prize at the Clinical Innovation Competition (CLIC) 2023! 🏆✨

We are honored to be recognized among the exceptional finalists and winners at this year's CLIC event, which celebrates groundbreaking advancements in healthcare and clinical innovation. This recognition is a testament to our commitment to making a difference in pediatric care.

Pediatric trauma, the leading cause of mortality in children, is a pressing issue that demands our attention. That's why we developed PeTIT VR with a deep understanding of its importance. Our goal is to address the challenges faced in pediatric trauma care and provide innovative solutions to improve outcomes for young patients.

Receiving the Marika Zelenka Roy Simnovation Prize at CLIC 2023 reinforces the significance of our mission. We are immensely grateful for the support and encouragement we have received from our dedicated team, esteemed partners, and the CLIC community.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the judges and organizers of the Clinical Innovation Competition for recognizing the potential of PeTIT VR in combating pediatric trauma. We also congratulate all the finalists and winners who have contributed exceptional creativity and ingenuity to advance healthcare.

Join us in the fight against pediatric trauma. Together, we can make a difference and improve the well-being of young patients. Stay tuned for more updates and developments as we continue to push the boundaries of innovation in pediatric care.

04/30/2023

We are incredibly humbled and proud to announce that PeTIT VR has won multiple awards in such a short time! We are thrilled to have placed 3rd in the Dobson Cup of McGill and to have received the RI-MUHC Trottier Webster Innovation Award. These recognitions mean the world to us and we are so grateful for everyone who has supported us in our journey to revolutionize the world of virtual reality education. To learn more about what we do, visit petitvr.com. -MUHC

01/27/2023

Our lab screened more than 6471 articles about training technologies and their feasibility in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). We found that the most common technologies used in trauma training were high-fidelity mannequins, video-assisted debriefing, and low-fidelity mannequins. However, we found that these technologies were not well-suited for LMICs due to poor scores in categories such as production, maintenance, cost, and reusability. Our study also found that virtual simulation and digital courses had better feasibility scores, but were not as commonly used in trauma training. We conclude that, given the urgent need for pediatric trauma training in LMICs, educators should use technologies that optimize learning outcomes and are feasible for low-resource settings. That’s why one of the PeTIT VR objectives is to democratize pediatric trauma education.

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