
Laparoscopic surgery involves the insertion of a tiny camera and instruments into a patient, which is then controlled by "joysticks" outside of the body.
Dr. James "Butch" Rosser, who demonstrated the results of his study at Beth Israel Medical Center states, "I use the same hand-eye coordination to play video games as I use for surgery." Rosser has also developed a course called "Top Gun", where surgical trainees warm up with a video game before entering the operating room. It makes you wonder what video game it is...