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Read this article about the benefits of surgical education and training courses that use life-like fractures on cadaveric human specimens. A variety of life-like fracture patterns can now be reproduced by fracture simulation machines and used for training purposes. This means that not only preparation techniques can be practised on cadaveric specimens, but also reduction and fixation techniques. Learn how fractures are induced with the help of the fracture simulation machine and which fracture patterns are currently possible and can be used in the courses.