Virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a promising tool for medical training, offering a realistic and immersive environment for surgeons to hone their skills and practice procedures. VR simulators offer several advantages over traditional training methods, including standardization, deliberate practice, and enhanced visualization. However, limitations remain in terms of graphical realism and haptic feedback.

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