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In order to plan and perform operations easier, New York surgeons have shown an augmented reality device that helps them in their work. The program in AR glasses converts images (MRI, CT, and more) into interactive 3D diagrams that are superimposed on the patient's body in real time.
#the_more_you_know #awesome #medical #technology #mildly_interesting
FosterMomForKittens
This looks expensive. Insurance won’t allow us to have these nice things.
llebkcir
i am 100% in need or more AR, while AI can get bent, AR is a very powerful and truly useful tool(s)
alittleglassvial
This is a cool use of AR!! I love this!!
MaverickTitan
Tricorder IRL!
DJOldguy
Jeeezzzuuusss, you'd want that to be perfectly synched, one wrong image could cause a surgeon to move the wrong way and the patient is a permanent zombie.
GRZMNKY
Hopefully it's not brought to us by Bethesda
afstephanie31415
I'm looking for a comment that says you have to have the money to pay for insurance to have this intervention
CrabbyBlueberry
Do not unmute
HeadJamistan
*Mildly* interesting my ass! That's fucking rad as hell.
Amanda55andcows
That's fucking cool!
YeastInfectedWhiskerBiscuit
This just doesn't feel right for some reason.
OceansRust
Oogibah
For me I feel like this would fuck with my depth perception, which seems important
PirateRubberDuck
Yeah, which is why their are AR options instead of VR pretending to be AR. An example being the HoloLens.
wargames
AR/VR is surprising good about depth perception because its two screens and you offset for your P.D.
Oogibah
Good to know, it was hard to tell from the video
DoseOfScience
If they're doing 3d stuff, they put a screen over each eye so that they can do the slight offset that your eyes need to properly range find. If you've seen old 3d stuff where they make you wear two different colored lenses, that's a similar effect.
theskepticinme
I hope the tracking is flawless
itztimeforyourmedicine
Cooool
thefinglongerer
afaik, brain surgery is a bit more precise than the tolerances for AR
PirateRubberDuck
I have used cheap AR on phones that can keep reasonable accuracy over kilometres, so sub mm accuracy with the new expensive stuff sounds very reasonable.
PirateRubberDuck
OK, it wasn't that cheap, but I wasn't paying for it so never saw the price, still ran it off phones and tablets though.
WhatAreYouTalkingAboutEh
how precise do you think AR/VR systems are spatially?
Anthedon
Helps them plan though. Giving them a 3D understanding instead of slide-shots is a game changer for them planning surgeries.
DiarmuidRyan
Link please, this is awesome.
Hekatombe
Great, a new way you can get killed due to lag
corpofilth
Dying like I lived
maybeamonster
there are already surgeries that can be done entirely remotely, with the surgeon operating a robot that is present in the medical theater
GreetingsSirAndOrMaamIAmUsingThisFieldToIntroduceMyselfAscrsklr
Yes, look up davinci robotics
candar
ill take it over the previous fog of war
ralph2sam
Countdown till Dickhead cuts their funding.
VictusVonGuyver
They kinda already did. Literally a day ago.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/education/news/18-universities-back-harvard-as-trumps-funding-freeze-hits-student-research/articleshow/121730463.cms
johnxbear
Countdown till they put ads over the pictures that you have to get a premium account for the doctor to see unobstructed.
IAmTheBadW01f
You seem to have a nasty case of Raid Shadow Legends
johnxbear
If you're upset about it try Betterhelp.
HalfSong
Just like that Black Mirror episode with Rashida Jones, honestly
CanIGetSomeExtraSalt
Can that be used on any part of the body? asking for a curious friend @butterda
SilverStarling
Don't see why not if you get the imaging done right.
butterda
ooh, you kinky
CanIGetSomeExtraSalt
I wanna see it on the inside!
butterda
for science!
CanIGetSomeExtraSalt
For SCIENCE!
IndianJoe
Real time surgery ? As opposed to turn based surgery ?
Chronomechanist
Well I would never go in for turn based surgery.
With 1 patient to all those doctors and nurses, turn economy may be on the doctor's side, but RNGesus is never on my side and guarantee I'd roll a nat 1 on my saving throws.
kickahippie
Knife fight?
Amanda55andcows
I think we've all played "Operation"
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
no no, as opposed to differed time. You set up everything now and render everything later.
mikenco
"roles nat 0... head falls off.."
RenaissanceFaireMan
4X rogue-like surgery.
vericon151
I cast improved cutting tool to buff my saw.
Ok.. cancer casts fireball.
rotinaj
Some of us prefer the turn based menues, you are welcome to use the select menu to switch back and forth
youreathing
MMO surgery is wild
johnxbear
Roll for initiative
ThatsJustWhatWeCallPillowTalkBaby
I have always preferred TBS, time to properly plan the cuts and execute a perfectly botched operation. The feeling of sickness on your gut when it all goes wrong. Chef's kiss
DisUsernameAmsDildos
Surgeon uses SCALPEL. It is super-effective!
LurkerByNature
“99% chance to hit”
“Wait, is that a real 99% or an XCOM 99%? This is important.”
malakim
70% of the time it misses every time.
Higure
XCOM is the only game that is brutally honest about probability, and average gamer brains just can't handle actual randomness.
Higure
(Well, ok, it's not the only game. But way too many games tell you a lower-than-actual success probability, or has some kind of pity mechanic to limit streaks of bad luck.)
OnePostCloserToAHappierLIfe
To be fair, Morrowind's original combat system comes annoyingly close.
suffyr
With a parry mechanic
GrumpySquid
Clair Obscure: Expedition 33 is amazing, not just for this reason. I have no bad things to say about that game it's fantastic.
suffyr
I'm so tempted to buy it, I've heard nothing but great things. I just can't devote time to it right now.
GrumpySquid
"I mean I don't want to over sell it, but, it changes you forever"
I totally understand the time thing. Life happens.
AtsaMattaForMe
banderan
Is there footage missing from this scene? Because this cut has problems, cool as it looks
doppelfisch
"Equilibrium"? Haven't seen that movie in years. I'd say it's due for a rewatch but I worry it would feel more relatable now than it did then.
14NipplesAndSomeGin
Yanno, that probably wouldn't kill you. You would, however, absolutely wish it had.
AtsaMattaForMe
14NipplesAndSomeGin
Definitely pretty gruesome in that context.
HeadJamistan
Slice a chunk out of the pre-frontal cortex? Oh yeah, that's a death.
Drosophilamelanobastard
Well the pre frontal cortex is not essential to basic life function. Not saying that injury would not be lethal though. It would likeli pretty rapildy cause you to bleed out / suffocate.
TheAnswerWasAlwaysMoreLube
Dji footage from Ukraine suggest eventual, but not instant death. Your ability to reason and form thoughts about your situation might thankfully be severly limited though.