Simulation Training for Neurosurgical Residents: Need versus Reality in Indian Scenario.

230 © 2021 Asian Journal of Neurosurgery | Published by Wolters Kluwer - Medknow Simulation Training for Neurosurgical Residents: Need versus Reality in Indian Scenario Letter to Editor Sir, Neurosur gical training is provided at 156 training centers across India [1,2] and most of the neurosur gical training programs are based on the traditional apprenticeship model. W e have discussed the present status of simulation facilities for neurosur gical postgraduate students in India and shared our views on the challenges as well as possible solutions for the inclusion of laboratory training into the training curriculum. Laboratory training/simulation is an avenue that can augment the training prospects of neurosur gical trainees and has the capability to shorten the arduous learning curve of neurosur gery. [Extracted from the article]
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