Talia Tene, Diego Fabián Vique López, Paulina Elizabeth Valverde Aguirre, Luz María Orna Puente, Cristian Vacacela Gomez
Virtual reality and augmented reality in medical education: an umbrella review
Frontiers in digital health
background roboticassisted thoracic surgery rats standard lung cancer treatment offering advantages traditional methods however ratss minimally invasive approach poses challenges like limited visibility tactile feedback affecting surgeons navigation complex anatomy enhance preoperative familiarization patientspecific anatomy developed virtual reality vr surgical navigation system using headmounted displays hmds system provides comprehensive interactive view patients anatomy presurgery aiming improve preoperative simulation intraoperative navigation methods integrated 3d data preoperative ct scans perspectus vr education software displayed via hmds interactive 3d reconstruction pulmonary structures detailed visualization aids tailored preoperative resection simulations rats surgeons access 3d images tileprotm multidisplay realtime guidance results vr system enabled precise visualization pulmonary structures lesion relations enhancing surgical safety accuracy hmds offered true 3d interaction patient data facilitating surgical planning conclusions vr simulation hmds akin robotic 3d viewer offers novel approach developing robotic surgical skills integrated routine imaging improves preoperative planning safety accuracy anatomical resections technology particularly aids lesion identification rats optimizing surgical outcomes