Braden Millan , Nikhil Pramod , Jaskirat Saini , Ruben Blachman-Braun , Baris Turkbey , Sheng Xu , Ming Li , Michael Evans , Gabreille Stefy , Sandeep Gurram , Bradford Wood , Peter A. Pinto
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Abstract
Augmented reality (AR) technologies enable the superimposition of imaging upon a patient in real time with three dimensional instrument tracking during procedures. We sought to demonstrate the feasibility of using an AR system (XR90, MediView XR Inc., Cleveland, OH) to fuse a pelvic multi-parametric magnetic resonance image segmentation with ultrasound to perform a non-rectal, fully trans-perineal (FTP), AR-assisted prostate biopsy. AR-assisted biopsy results were congruent with standard fusion biopsy results, showing benign prostate tissue. No adverse events occurred. Limitations include the current workflow and reliance on a non-specialized ultrasound probe.