Lars Konge
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Lars Konge is a leading figure in surgical education and simulation-based training, with a particular focus on competency assessment in robot-assisted surgery. His research rigorously examines how technological innovations—such as 3D vision systems and robotic platforms—impact surgeon performance and learning curves. In a landmark 2024 randomised trial, Konge demonstrated that 3D monitors significantly improve performance on the HUGO™ RAS system, providing critical evidence for optimizing robotic surgical training environments. With over two decades of work, his contributions have shaped how surgical skills are objectively measured and credentialed, directly influencing international training standards. His highly cited studies on proficiency-based progression and simulation validity have accumulated thousands of citations, underscoring his role as a key architect of modern surgical education. Konge’s work bridges cutting-edge technology and pedagogical rigor, ensuring that the next generation of surgeons can safely master complex procedures. For students and researchers, his career exemplifies how empirical research can transform surgical practice—one validated skill at a time.
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