Neurosurgeon Dr. John Dorman uses the Apple Vision Pro, an augmented reality headset, in his operations. He said it could be used for all types of brain surgeries. Dorman just started using it ...

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As augmented reality technology improves, you’re going to see it in use everywhere — including the operating room. German research institute Fraunhofer MEVIS has created an app that lets surgeons use ...

Augmented reality surgical navigation integrates computer-generated images like an MRI or CT scan with intraoperative visualization of the surgical field, essentially merging the virtual and physical ...

The images are used in consultations to show what happens to the womb, ovaries and fallopian tubes.

The surgical landscape is ever-evolving, and cutting-edge technologies are constantly emerging. With AR being such a new undertaking, many doctors wonder whether it is accurate or reliable. In this ...

Operation to be performed on 14 April 2016 at 1pm GMT at Barts Health NHS Trust, and live-streamed through virtual reality using Mativision technology An operation on a patient with colon cancer at ...

Several surgeons debuted spine devices and other techniques during the first quarter from cervical discs to personalized ...

Pixee Medical, a pioneer in Augmented Reality (AR) guidance for orthopedic surgery, today announced it has received CE mark for Knee+ NexSight, its new AR-based solution for total knee arthroplasty, ...

METAIRIE, La. — New technology is not only making neck and back surgery safer, but it's also helping doctors fix medical problems on patients with extremely debilitating conditions. Doctors have ...

Pixee Medical announced today that it received CE mark approval for Knee+ NexSight, with the first cases already performed in ...

Artificial limbs look and function more like real limbs than ever before—but that's only helpful if they are used as intended ...