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Augmented Reality in the OR to study patient’s brain tumor & surrounding structures in 3D before opening the skull.

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Oren Gottfried, MD3 years ago

Source: brain_spine_surgery_medan

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Oren Gottfried, MD3 years ago

Yes, that is the patients Preop mri superimposed on her actual head

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Elad Levy3 years ago

@OGdukeneurosurg agree this is very cool tech- and has the potential to accelerate resident learning and safety in surgery. Will be showing AR surgical concepts @CNS_Update!

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Fabjon Gjuzi3 years ago

We need more of this content, please.

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Norma Agosto3 years ago

Great !

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Underwhelmist 🇺🇦3 years ago

Now that is both cool and useful

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Piuriaacida3 years ago

Wow . Just seen this makes me want to cry. What an honor to one day maybe be able to do something like that. Speechless

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Ayodhya a.k.a. {Octave}3 years ago

@EuropaMagnifica cool hein? 👌

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Sohail Daud Khan3 years ago

@syedjan11 @neurokhanm

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Kevin 🤓🐶🇦🇺3 years ago

Wow! That is a seriously impressive bit of technology. Is the pt's head coated with something, or is the white appearance an element of the imaging technology?

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