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[In-Hospital Arrangements for Preoperative Simulation].
Neurosurgeons of the future must possess the ability to engage in preoperative simulation. However, given the changing medical practices and redistribution of tasks among physicians, the significance of radiological technologists is increasing. In this article, we describe the collaboration between radiological technologists and the hospital system to simplify preoperative simulation for young physicians. Preparation for preoperative simulation is a collaborative process with radiological technologists, aiming to facilitate mutual learning and risk management. It involves recognizing and utilizing the expertise of certified radiological technologists for imaging and additional surgical support, with due consideration given to the additional fees. The creation of an in-hospital arrangement system for preoperative simulation ensures more efficient and safer workflow.