Recent biotechnological advances, including three-dimensional microscopy and endoscopy, virtual reality, surgical simulation, surgical robotics, and advanced neuroimaging, have moulded the surgeon-computer relationship. For developing neurosurgeons and maxillofacial surgeons, such tools can reduce the learning curve, improve conceptual understanding of complex anatomy, and enhance visuospatial skills. However, current clinical trials in dental virtual reality must still be experimental.
Augmented and virtual reality as training tool for maxillofacial surgeons and neurosurgeons: is it the future?
Lorusso F.;Scarano A.;
2022-01-01
Abstract
Recent biotechnological advances, including three-dimensional microscopy and endoscopy, virtual reality, surgical simulation, surgical robotics, and advanced neuroimaging, have moulded the surgeon-computer relationship. For developing neurosurgeons and maxillofacial surgeons, such tools can reduce the learning curve, improve conceptual understanding of complex anatomy, and enhance visuospatial skills. However, current clinical trials in dental virtual reality must still be experimental.File in questo prodotto:
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