Η technology she is constantly finding new ways to help her field healthand a recent shoulder arthroscopy operation in Brazil amply proves it. The surgeon Dr. Bruno Gobbato used it Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), VisionPro, a virtual reality device that was not originally designed for medical purposes, to improve the process.
The apple vision pro offers a number of features that have proven valuable to Dr. Gobbato. First, the device provided a wide view of the live feed from the operating theater screen, which the doctor described as "like a high-definition cinema screen." This greatly improved the visibility of the surgical field.
In addition, the Vision Pro has dynamic cameras that helped to better illuminate the operating room, addressing any dark spots. But the benefits don't stop there.
Using gestures, Dr. Gobbato was able to access various information within Vision Pro, including:
- 3D models of the patient's shoulder to better understand the anatomy.
- Notes on the patient's medical history, improving the doctor's information during the operation.
- X-rays of the patient's shoulder, allowing Dr. Gobbato to compare the actual image with the preoperative imaging.
All this data was displayed on a "floating screen" which the doctor could control with simple movements of his hands, maintaining the sterile condition of the operating room.
Applications of Apple Vision Pro in Medicine
Although the Apple Vision Pro is primarily intended for entertainment and work, the case of Dr. Gobbato shows its potential in the medical field as well. Other doctors have also used the device in various procedures, proving its versatility.
Important: Safe Use of Technology
It is important to note that the Apple Vision Pro is not designed for hazardous activities such as driving or use in crosswalks. Previous cases of misuse of the device in such situations have been heavily criticized.
The case of Dr. Gobbato is a shining example of the positive use of technology to improve medical procedures and better patient care.
