XR in Surgical Training, Scientific Evaluation and Global Health Applications

Duration: 1 hr

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Talk Overview

A brief overview of current applications of XR in surgical training, the limitations and the future scope. A discussion on techniques such as 360 video, 360 video with virtual studio overlay, interactive 360 video, synchronised VR training approaches with future prospects and role of generative AI in 6DOF. How we developed resource for low to middle income countries that are accessible, affordable and scaleable and qualitative and quantitative perspectives in XR evaluation.

Speakers

Professor Jag Dhanda BSc(Hons), MFDSRCS(Eng), FRCS(OMFS), PhD

Consultant Maxillofacial/Head Neck Surgeon, Queen Victoria Hospital. East Grinstead
Honorary Professor of Surgery, Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Visiting Professor of Extended Reality in Medicine and Surgery, Kingston Business School, University of London

Tim Fabrice Tientcheu MD, MSc

General Surgeon
Asst. Lecturer Gen Surgery Faculty of Health Sciences University of Bamenda (Cameroon)
Global surgery Lead and coordinator ASCOVIME simulation centre.
Consultant general and trauma Surgeon Yaounde Central Hospital

Anurag Mishra MD

Professor of Surgery, Maulana Azad Medical College, New Delhi

Moderators

Susan J. Persky, Ph.D.

Director, Immersive Simulation Program
National Institute of Health
Human Genome Research Institute

XR in Surgical Training, Scientific Evaluation and Global Health Applications

Talk Overview

Speakers

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Organization(s)

Queen Victoria Hospital

National Institutes for Health