College of Medicine
Center for Safety, Simulation and Advanced Learning Technologies (CSSALT)
Led by Samsun Lampotang · Anesthesiology
What we study
The Lampotang Lab designs and evaluates medical simulators to improve patient safety and clinician skills. They focus on innovations like prostate biopsy simulators and automated monitoring systems.
What working here is like
- Computational
- Clinical
- Building & testing
- Project
- 1
- Papers
- 5
Current projects
Automated, Continuous Monitoring of Chest and Urine Drainage Systems via Computer Vision
Developing systems to monitor drainage systems using computer vision.
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Recent papers, explained
- Mixed reality simulator for ultrasound-guided thyroid nodule radiofrequency ablation: development and technical validation
2026 · International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery
- Teaching Novices Ultrasound-Assisted Neuraxial Procedures Using Simulation-Based Courses: A Proof of Concept
2026 · Journal of Education in Perioperative Medicine
Shows that simulator-based training improves novices' learning of US-guided spinal needles.
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- Effect of catheter advancement technique on needle tip motion during peripheral intravenous insertion
2026 · The Journal of Vascular Access
Tests how different IV catheter insertion techniques affect needle movement.
- APSF and ASA Launch TEI 4 Course: Perioperative Management of CIEDs
2026 · ASA Monitor
- Training Programs for Thyroid Biopsy and Ablation: A Systematic Review
2025 · Endocrine Practice
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