Advancements in medical imaging through Kinect: A review

Jawaid, Iqra; Qureshi, Jawad Khalid

doi:10.1109/iswsn.2017.8250032

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“…Ryden [28] used Kinect to capture human limbs' movements and make the whole body become a controller. Jawaid et al [29] verified that Kinect has a better recognition effect in diagnosing the body. Since somatosensory games can capture the posture and movements of the human body through peripheral devices, they make the field of remote MO a reality.…”

Section: Development Of Serious Games In Medicalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Review of Serious Games for Medical Operation

Ning¹,

Guo²,

Hamzaoui³

et al. 2022

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Medical operations(MOs) are essential in healthcare, and they are also a big concept that includes various operations during the perioperative period. Traditional operation exposes its limitations during the perioperative period, reflected in medical training, surgical preparation, and postoperative rehabilitation. Serious Games for Medical Operation (SGMO) offer new ways and complementary solutions to support MOs. Methods: As a review, this paper analyzes the development of SGMO and considers various aspects of the SGMO, such as interface, functions, and technologies. Results and conclusion: By combining MO and serious games' characteristics, the paper classifies SGMO and analyzes their features and functions for different groups of users and at various stages of the perioperative period (before, during, and after an MO). Interactive technologies used in SGMO are presented from a visual, haptic, and auditory perspective. Significance: This paper reviews the development of SGMO, summarizes its functions and technologies. Besides, it presents representative products and suggests future research directions.

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Section: Development Of Serious Games In Medicalmentioning

confidence: 99%