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Utilization of Mixed Reality vs Virtual Reality in Surgical Training: Pros and Cons

Session TypeWorkshop

Is this submission from an ASE Committee, Task Force, or Working Group?

No

Are you a member of ASE?

Yes

Session Information

Session Description

Augmented (Microsoft Hololens2) and Virtual Reality (Meta Quest) technologies are becoming ubiquitous in select industries and the gaming community but have not reached widespread use.  The ability for these technologies to enhance surgical training have only begun to be tapped.  There are a number of new headsets from a variety of established technology companies as well as start ups are coming to market.  The challenges for many surgical educators are in content development for these platforms.  We feel that AR/VR will become a critical component of surgical training, providing trainees with opportunities to practice technically challenging components of surgeries before the operating room.  This can also provide established surgeons with opportunities to practice rarely performed skills and may also be used for maintenance of certification.  We will demonstrate training modules in both AR and VR for participants.

Workshop Length

90-minute workshop

If a similar workshop is submitted, would you be willing to combine workshops into one session?

Yes

Would you be open to presenting a workshop of a different duration than selected above if needed?

Yes

Session Objective 1

Demonstrate current technology in AR and VR

Session Objective 2

Compare pros and cons for the different systems and how they can be used in training

Session Objective 3

Produce a needs assessment on the use of these technologies for the audience members

Session Objective 4

Create a list of possible clinical scenarios for each type of system

Session Outline
Activity Order Title of Presentation or Activity Presenter/Faculty Name Presenter/Faculty Email Time allotted in minutes for activity

1

Introduction

Rishindra Reddy

[email protected]

15

2

Augmented Reality in Procedural Training

Deb Lee

[email protected]

15

3

Virtual Reality in Surgical Training

Sarah Murthi

[email protected]

15

4

Audience participation with different systems

Candice Stegink

[email protected]

25

5

Needs Assessment on Procedures for Simulation

Rishindra Reddy

[email protected]

15

6

Conclusions

Deb Lee

[email protected]

5

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