A Novel pedicle screw placement Surgery Based on Integration of Surgical guides and Augmented Reality
Huiyang Kong,
Shuyi Wang,
Can Zhang
et al.
Abstract:Background: Augmented reality is a new technology that, when applied to spinal surgery, offers the potential for efficient, safe, and accurate placement of pedicle screws. This study investigated whether augmented reality combined with a guide board improved the safety and accuracy of pedicle screw placement compared to traditional free-hand screw placement.
Methods: Four trainers were divided into augmented reality navigation and free-hand groups. Each group consisted of a novice and an experienced spine surg… Show more
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