Virtual Reality for Immersive Education in Orthopedic Surgery Digital Twins
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| author | Hein, Jonas Grunder, Jan Calvet, Lilian Giraud, Frédéric Cavalcanti, Nicola Alessandro Carrillo, Fabio Fürnstahl, Philipp |
| author_facet | Hein, Jonas Grunder, Jan Calvet, Lilian Giraud, Frédéric Cavalcanti, Nicola Alessandro Carrillo, Fabio Fürnstahl, Philipp |
| contents | Virtual Reality technology, when integrated with Surgical Digital Twins (SDTs), offers significant potential in medical training and surgical planning. We present SurgTwinVR, a VR application that immerses users within an SDT and enables them to navigate a high-fidelity virtual replica of the surgical environment. SurgTwinVR is the first VR application to utilize a dynamic 3D environment that is a clone of a real surgery, encompassing the entire surgical scene, including the surgeon, anatomy, and instruments. Our system utilizes a SDT with important improvements for real-time rendering and features to showcase the potential benefits of such an application in surgical education. |
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| spellingShingle | Virtual Reality for Immersive Education in Orthopedic Surgery Digital Twins Hein, Jonas Grunder, Jan Calvet, Lilian Giraud, Frédéric Cavalcanti, Nicola Alessandro Carrillo, Fabio Fürnstahl, Philipp Human-Computer Interaction Virtual Reality technology, when integrated with Surgical Digital Twins (SDTs), offers significant potential in medical training and surgical planning. We present SurgTwinVR, a VR application that immerses users within an SDT and enables them to navigate a high-fidelity virtual replica of the surgical environment. SurgTwinVR is the first VR application to utilize a dynamic 3D environment that is a clone of a real surgery, encompassing the entire surgical scene, including the surgeon, anatomy, and instruments. Our system utilizes a SDT with important improvements for real-time rendering and features to showcase the potential benefits of such an application in surgical education. |
| title | Virtual Reality for Immersive Education in Orthopedic Surgery Digital Twins |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.11014 |