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A U G M E N T E D A N D V I RT U A L R E A L I T Y I N P L A S T I C S U R G E RY

Jonathan Kanevsky, MDMirko Gilardino, MDSamuel Lin, MD

O U T L I N E

DEVICE DEMO

REALITY SPECTRUM AR VR HARDWAREAR VR APPLICATIONS

Franz Robaud – 1812-Battle of Borodino

1838: Charles Wheatstone

Motronheilig.com

S P E C T RU M O F R E A L I T Y

Motronheilig.com

W H AT I S M I XE D R E A L I T Y ?

MR devices combine input from multiple sensors in a wearable platform

An on-board computer integrates this information between the device, the Internet, and the outside world

The processed data is then relayed to the user through a visual display

W H AT I S V I RT U A L R E A L I T Y ?

W H AT I S A U G M E N TE D R E A L I T Y ?

• Spatial AR• Hand Held• Virtual Retina Display• Contact Lens• Head Mounted Display

W H AT I S A U G M E N TE D R E A L I T Y ? Spatial Augmented Reality

W H AT I S A U G M E N TE D R E A L I T Y ? Hand Held AR

W H AT I S A U G M E N TE D R E A L I T Y ? Contact lens AR

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/126043-us-military-developing-multi-focus-augmented-reality-contact-lenses



W H AT I S A U G M E N TE D R E A L I T Y ? Virtual Retina Display




W H AT I S A U G M E N TE D R E A L I T Y ?

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Head Mounted Display

Google glass

Meta

H O LO L E N SMI C R OSOFT

A PPL I C AT I O N S I N PL A ST I C S U R G E RY

Voice activated head-mounted camera optimal for hands free recording form surgeon POV

Generate teaching libraries for plastic surgery eduction or record resident technique

S U R G I C A L E D U C AT I O N :

www.ucsf.eduGaster and Lin, 2014

PL A S T I C SU R G E RY A P PL I C AT I ON S

Augmented reality display for:

- Diagrams - Anatomical

markings- -AI applications


Gaster , Lin, Kanevsky, Corban 2015

S U R G I C A L E D U CAT I O N :

Ma M, Fallavollita P, Seelbach I, et al. Personalized augmented reality for anatomy education. Clinical anatomy (New York, N.Y.).

2016;29(4):446-453

S U R G I C A L E D U CAT I O N :

Transmit visual information for diagnosis and surgical planning

Trainees can call a senior surgeon to discuss a diagnosis

Virtual assistance during procedures with other surgeons in HUD

T EL E M E D I C I N E :

internetmedicine.com

P L A S T I C S U R G E RY A P P L I C AT I O N S

http://internetmedicine.com/

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TE L E M E D I C I N E :

DATA OV E R L AY A ND D O CU M E N TAT I O N :


Accessing patient information: CT scans, MRIs, X-rays, patient notes, labs or vital signs all while remaining sterile in the operating room.

Generating new notes: OR dictations with embedded video during surgery

Peri-operative utility: Pre-operative markings, Post-operative photos


C ON S U LTAT I O N :

http://www.illusioimaging.com/


P E R I O - O P E RAT I V E :

Mezzana P, Scarinci F, Marabottini N. Augmented reality in oculoplastic surgery: first iPhone application. Plast Reconstr Surg.

2011;127(3):57e-58e.


PAT I E NT C A R E :



PAT I E NT C A R E :


Perioperative Pain and Anxiety


G AT E C O N T R O L T H E O RY

L I M I TAT I O N S

Two broad areas for which AR devices can be used to interface with the EMR:

• HIPAA compliance

• Distraction of Surgeon – Delayed response time an decreased awareness

• Cost effective innovation

TH E N E XT S T E P


Adoption by the surgical community is a major hurdleIntegration with artificial intelligence and big data

Tracking analysis

3D virtual surgical planning software (i.e. oculus rift )

www.pcworld.com

http://www.pcworld.com/

A R D E V I C E N E E DSIntegrate patient data in visual field pre, intra and post-op

Enhance consultations in real-time

Make surgical education more visual and hands- on

Synthesize images and video into medical documen-tation

"Of course nobody knows anything. You just getwhat information you can through the windows of your five senses, and then make your guesses.

When they're wrong, you pay the penalty."

R E F E R E N C E S


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