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               Table 1. Partial nephrectomy training models
                                                  Tumor size
                Studies     Model Surgery Material          Extra features
                                                  (cm)
                        [16]
                Hidalgo et al.  Animal LPN  Liquid plastic  2  Perfusion
                Yang et al. [32]  Animal LPN  Demarcation   2  Perfusion
                                        area
                Hung et al. [18]  Animal RAPN  Styrofoam  3.8  No
                      [11]
                Chow et al.  Animal RAPN  Demarcation   2.5  No
                                        area
                Fernandez et al. [20]  3D  LPN  PVA-C  1.5  No
                Golab et al. [25]  3D  LPN  Silicone  n/a   No
                       [19]
                Monda et al.  3D  RAPN  Silicone  4         Surgical tubing to emulate renal hilum
                Ghazi et al. [21]  3D  RAPN  PVA-C  4.2     Hilar hollow structures; pelvicalyceal system; retroperitoneal structures;
                                                            colon; spleen; anterior abdominal wall
                        [26]
                Maddox et al.  3D  RAPN  Agarose gel  4.7   No
                Von Rundstedt   3D  RAPN  Silicone  4       No
                et al. [27]
                Glybochko et al. [28]  3D  LPN  Silicone  n/a  Vascular system; pelvicalyceal system
                Ohtake et al. [33]  3D  LPN  N-composite   n/a  Pelvicalyceal system
                                        gel
                Makiyama et al. [30]  VR  LPN  Software  n/a  Surrounding structures
                      [29]
                Hung et al.  VR  RAPN   Software  n/a       Surrounding structures
               LPN: Laparoscopic partial nephrectomy; PVA-C: polyvinyl acetate; RAPN: robot-assisted partial nephrectomy; VR: virtual reality.



               Table 2. Validation studies
                Studies         Face  Content  Construct  Concurrent  Feasibility  Predictive  Transfer of skills
                        [16]
                Hidalgo et al.  Yes  Yes      No        No          No         No        No
                      [32]
                Yang et al.     Yes  Yes      No        No          No         No        No
                Hung et al. [18]  Yes  Yes    Yes       No          No         No        No
                      [11]
                Chow et al.     Yes  Yes      Yes       No          No         No        No
                Fernandez et al. [20]  Yes  Yes  No     No          No         No        No
                      [25]
                Golab et al.    No   No       No        No          No         No        No
                Monda et al. [19]  Yes  Yes   Yes       No          No         No        No
                      [21]
                Ghazi et al.    Yes  Yes      Yes       No          No         No        No
                Maddox et al. [26]  No  No    No        No          Yes        No        No
                         [27]
                Rundstedt et al.  No  No      No        No          Yes        No        No
                Glybochko et al. [28]  Yes  No  No      No          Yes        No        No
                       [33]
                Ohtake et al.   Yes  Yes      Yes       No          No         No        No
                         [30]
                Makiyama et al.  Yes  Yes     No        No          Yes        No        No
                      [29]
                Hung et al.     Yes  Yes      Yes       Yes         No         No        No

               Face validity
               Experts assess face validity by determining whether a test measures what it is intended to . When applied
                                                                                           [18]
               to surgical simulators, this is equivalent to realism. Four animals [9,14,16,31] , five 3D printed [17-19,26,29] , and two
               VR-TM studies reported face validity results [27,28] . In three animal [9,16,31] , four 3D [17-19,29] , and two VR [27,28]  TM
               studies, face validity was evaluated by all participants, including novices, without any surgical experience
                                                          [14]
                                                                               [26]
               and was rated exclusively by experts in one animal  and one 3D TM study . The participants answered a
               questionnaire immediately , several days , and one week after their use . One animal study used four
                                      [9]
                                                   [31]
                                                                              [14]
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