A pilot study of virtual liver segment projection technology in subsegment-oriented laparoscopic anatomical liver resection when indocyanine green staining fails (with video)

Zeng, Xiaojun; Deng, Haowen; Dong, Yanchen; Hu, Haoyu; Fang, Chihua; Xiang, Nan

doi:10.1007/s00464-024-10912-w

Surg Endosc

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s00464-024-10912-w

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A pilot study of virtual liver segment projection technology in subsegment-oriented laparoscopic anatomical liver resection when indocyanine green staining fails (with video)

Xiaojun Zeng,

Haowen Deng,

Yanchen Dong

et al.

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Enhancing liver surgery and transplantation: the role of 3D printing and virtual reality

Kasai,

Aihara,

Yamanaka

2024

Art Int Surg

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This review explores the significant advancements in liver surgery and transplantation, particularly focusing on the integration of 3D printing and virtual reality (VR) technologies. The core objective is to enhance preoperative planning, simulation, and intraoperative navigation. The review discusses several studies that underscore the accuracy and utility of 3D printed models derived from medical imaging, which are instrumental in identifying small liver lesions, improving surgical education, and facilitating patient comprehension. Additionally, the role of VR in surgical simulation is examined, highlighting its superiority in tumor identification and its potential in training systems. While clinical outcomes data suggest a need for further randomized trials to establish the impact on surgical efficiency and recovery, the review also touches upon the promising future of augmented reality (AR) for intraoperative guidance and liver segment identification, with prospects of artificial intelligence (AI) integration. The conclusion underscores the importance of continued clinical evidence and technological advancements for wider adoption in liver surgery and transplantation.

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Enhancing liver surgery and transplantation: the role of 3D printing and virtual reality

Kasai,

Aihara,

Yamanaka

2024

Art Int Surg

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A pilot study of virtual liver segment projection technology in subsegment-oriented laparoscopic anatomical liver resection when indocyanine green staining fails (with video)

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Enhancing liver surgery and transplantation: the role of 3D printing and virtual reality

Enhancing liver surgery and transplantation: the role of 3D printing and virtual reality

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