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Remote Interactive Surgery Platform (RISP): Proof of Concept for an Augmented-Reality-Based Platform for Surgical Telementoring

  • Yannik Kalbas
  • , Hoijoon Jung
  • , John Ricklin
  • , Ge Jin
  • , Mingjian Li
  • , Thomas Rauer
  • , Shervin Dehghani
  • , Nassir Navab
  • , Jinman Kim
  • , Hans Christoph Pape
  • , Sandro Michael Heining
  • University Hospital Zurich
  • University of Sydney
  • Technical University of Munich

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Abstract

The “Remote Interactive Surgery Platform” (RISP) is an augmented reality (AR)-based platform for surgical telementoring. It builds upon recent advances of mixed reality head-mounted displays (MR-HMD) and associated immersive visualization technologies to assist the surgeon during an operation. It enables an interactive, real-time collaboration with a remote consultant by sharing the operating surgeon’s field of view through the Microsoft (MS) HoloLens2 (HL2). Development of the RISP started during the Medical Augmented Reality Summer School 2021 and is currently still ongoing. It currently includes features such as three-dimensional annotations, bidirectional voice communication and interactive windows to display radiographs within the sterile field. This manuscript provides an overview of the RISP and preliminary results regarding its annotation accuracy and user experience measured with ten participants.

Original languageEnglish
Article number56
JournalJournal of Imaging
Volume9
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - Mar 2023

Keywords

  • AR-assisted surgery
  • HoloLens2
  • MR-HMD
  • RISP
  • augmented reality
  • remote interactive surgery platform
  • telementoring

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