Augmented Reality Holographic Visualization System for Surgery Auxiliary Visualization: Proof of Concept for Surgical Training.

Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Annual International Conference Pub Date : 2023-07-01 DOI:10.1109/EMBC40787.2023.10341182

Natividad Bermejo, Juan D Romero-Ante, Juliana Manrique-Cordoba, Jose M Sabater-Navarro, Carlos G Juan

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An Augmented Reality (AR) system based on the holographic projection of the relevant anatomic structures is proposed for auxiliary visualization during surgeries. The current two-dimensional visualization systems require the surgeons to mentally extract the associated three-dimensional information during the interventions, which entails risks and complications. This work shows an AR holographic projection system for real-time three-dimensional representation of the relevant surgical information, thus overcoming this problem. As an initial proof of concept, the system is experimentally assessed as potential surgery training tool.Clinical Relevance- This work explores the potential of AR holographic projection systems for intraoperative assistance to the surgical team, starting from its possible use as surgery training and planning tool.

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用于手术辅助可视化的增强现实全息可视化系统：手术培训概念验证。

我们提出了一种基于相关解剖结构全息投影的增强现实（AR）系统，用于手术过程中的辅助可视化。目前的二维可视化系统要求外科医生在干预过程中在头脑中提取相关的三维信息，这会带来风险和并发症。本作品展示了一种实时三维呈现相关手术信息的 AR 全息投影系统，从而克服了这一问题。作为概念的初步验证，该系统被实验性地评估为潜在的手术培训工具。临床相关性--这项工作从其作为手术培训和规划工具的可能用途出发，探索了 AR 全息投影系统为手术团队提供术中协助的潜力。

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