VOKA Surgery Assistant App
When I see a CT picture on my desktop – this is one operation plan, when I see additionally this holographic image in HoloLens, I rotate it… While working with half of the patients, I changed my planned approach and did it in a little bit different way after analyzing the fracture morphology with the VOKA solution.
Mixed reality for conducting
surgery
Orbital tumor resection using VOKA Surgery Assistant
VOKA Surgery Assistant is Used for
Practical Benefits
Surgical precision
Reducing the traumatic nature of operations by improving the accuracy of marking surgical approaches, thereby avoiding large incisions
Swift recovery
Faster patient post-surgery recovery due to minimal damage to the tissues surrounding the injured part
Reduced surgery time
A decrease in the number of x-rays required to determine an injury’s size; plate positions are determined more accurately
Nerve and Vessel safety
Reduction in surgical risks through three-dimensional visualization of vessels and nerves
Multiplayer mode
The functionality allows doctors to consult with one another and treat patients remotely and viewing the same 3D content
How VOKA Surgery Assistant Works
1
Creating 3D models
of damaged bones
Tissues and organs, based on
DICOM data from CT/MRI
2
Uploading a 3D model
into the application
Managing 3D content and data
within the platform
3
Holograms via the app
Using Microsoft HoloLens
application to position holograms
on a patient’s body
4
Planning and conducting operations
With the vision of the injury and its
hologram “through the eyes” of the
operating surgeon
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