Timothy D. Wilson

Associate Professor

Western University

Canada

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Timothy D. Wilson is an Associate Professor at Western University in Canada. His research encompasses various areas including haptic abilities, spatial ability in digital media, and novel surgical techniques for pain relief. Recent publications highlight his work on the relationships between spatial and haptic abilities as well as novel approaches in surgical practices. He actively contributes to advancing understanding in medical education and pain management through his research.

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Darrell Evans

Honorary Professor

University of Newcastle Australia

AUSTRALIA

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Eldon Loh

Western University

CANADA

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Stefanie Attardi

Assistant Professor

Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine

UNITED STATES

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Articles (17)

Evaluation of a novel nerve ablation technique to relieve lower back pain: a cadaveric feasibility pilot study

Gaze and hand behaviors during haptic abilities testing—An update to multimedia learning theory

Spatial Ability & Time: Implications for Digital Media in Assessments

The effects of incremental maxillomandibular advancement surgery on airway morphology: a cadaveric study

Mapping axillary sensory cutaneous nerves for enhanced analgesic approaches in axillary surgery: a cadaveric study

Do Males Feel What Females Feel? Investigating the Influence of Sex on Haptic Abilities

Do our hands see what our eyes see? Investigating spatial and haptic abilities

Do our hands see what our eyes see? Investigating spatial and haptic abilities

Do Our Hands See What Our Eyes See: Investigating the Relationships Between Spatial and Haptic Abilities

MMA: The Fight Against Sleep Apnea

Learning in Stereo: The Relationship Between Spatial Ability and 3D Digital Anatomy Models

Clinical Anatomy and Unexpected Careers: Is There Curriculum for That?

Visualisation technologies—I can see clearly now but the feel is gone

Visualisation technologies-I can see clearly now but the feel is gone Commentary on: Stereoscopic three-dimensional visualisation technology in anatomy learning: A meta-analysis, Bogomolova et al

Learning in Stereo: The Relationship Between Spatial Ability and 3D Digital Anatomy Models

Going Virtual to Support Anatomy Education: A STOPGAP in the Midst of the Covid‐19 Pandemic

Concussion-related deficits in the general population predict impairments in varsity footballers

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Darrell Evans

Eldon Loh

Stefanie Attardi

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