In order to develop medical devices that connect to hand held devices via Bluetooth or USB, a new approach is followed by using Augmented Reality (AR) and machine vision which is utilized to identify digitally a biomedical device and capture reading using Augmented Reality to create 3D imaging of tumors and human organs accurately. By superimposing anatomic structures segmented from tomography images (e.g., CT, MR) on the intraoperative video images. It is integrated with EMR’s, clinical information feeds and medical imaging systems to support clinical decision making through a combined AR view. The output will be in the form of labels; 3D rendered models, or shaded modifications. It uses everyday technology – computers, tablets or smart phones with cameras can be used to connect surgeons in real time, anywhere in the world.AR can be used to capture medical device information on a mobile device and can automate the data collection tasks by health workers in all the developing countries.
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