Immersive photoreal new-age innovative gameful pedagogy for e-ophthalmology with 3D augmented reality

Rajasekaran, Ramesh; Aji, K; Joshua, T Vogelstein; Ramesh, Shruthy Vaishali; Ray, Prajnya; Raj, Pragash M; Ramesh, Meena Kumari

doi:10.4103/ijo.ijo_2133_21

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“…Recently, an AR program named "Eye MG AR" was innovated for diagnostic procedures and counseling patients by showing different anatomical and pathological structures related to the eye (Video 1, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LC7VMI56hLo). The patients' own pathological real-time TrueColor confocal images have been used in 3D, with multiple customized angles of the viewer's choice to simplify counseling procedures (Figure 7) [35,36].…”

Section: D Augment Realitymentioning

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Going Green in Ophthalmic Practice

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Ray²,

Devadas³

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Advances in Green Electronics Technologies in 2023

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The healthcare sector has had a relatively late implementation of environmental thinking in its setup. “Green electronic technologies and go green healthcare system” has recently evolved to address the biodegradability and biocompatibility issues faced by inorganic electronics and non-biodegradable materials. Green healthcare has the capability to promote global health both directly and indirectly. With the rise in environmental degradation, utilizing innovative ‘Go Green’ strategies in ophthalmology is of utmost importance. It has been structured to imbibe environmentalism into healthcare. In this chapter, we have emphasized a few simple patient point of care (POC) innovations in the field of ophthalmology that could transform the future of disease management toward a much more sustainable model by reducing resource and energy consumption. We have discussed how we innovated the novel coronicle (corona + cubicle) during the COVID-19 era, which housed all the essential ophthalmic gadgets and was interconnected using the local area network (LAN) for data access in patient care. Turning to patient counseling, we have highlighted how our innovative and cost-effective 3D augmented reality, and 4D holographic diagnostics and counseling platforms are effective in replacing the conventional paper-based system.

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Section: D Augment Realitymentioning

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Going Green in Ophthalmic Practice

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Ray²,

Devadas³

et al. 2023

Advances in Green Electronics Technologies in 2023

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“…1 ] with detailed microscopic structures. [ 6 ] We have also created models associated with ophthalmology, such as the cerebral venous system and circle of Willis in 3D computer graphics software, and then separated the model just like the pieces of a puzzle [Figs. 2 – 4 and Video Clip 1 ].…”

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3D printing ophthalmology related models for enhancing learning through the concept of puzzle assembly - A comprehensive self-learning tactile tool kit

Rajasekaran¹,

Devadas²,

Joshua³

et al. 2022

Indian Journal of Ophthalmology

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Practical sessions facilitate teaching, critical thinking, and coping skills, especially among medical students and professionals. Currently, in ophthalmology, virtual and augmented reality are employed for surgical training by using three-dimensional (3D) eyeball models. These 3D models when printed can be used not only for surgical training but also in teaching ophthalmic residents and fellows for concept learning through tactile 3D puzzle assembly. 3D printing is perfectly suited for the creation of complex bespoke items in a cost-effective manner, making it ideal for rapid prototyping. Puzzle making, when combined with 3D printing can evolve into a different level of learning in the field of ophthalmology. Though various 3D eyeball models are currently available, complex structures such as the cerebral venous system and the circle of Willis have never been 3D printed and presented as 3D puzzles for assembling and learning. According to our knowledge, this concept of ophthalmic pedagogy has never been reported. In this manuscript, we discuss in detail the 3D models created by us (patent pending), for printing into multiple puzzle pieces for effective tactile learning by cognitive assembling.

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“…Poor drainage of the sinus in the setting of severe infection causes a thrombus formation. Then thrombus can cause damage to the local tissues or travel to the brain, causing stroke-like symptoms, encephalitis, or meningitis (Video 6, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsSXM5SfnXE) [94].…”

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Art and Challenges Involved in the Treatment of Ischaemic Damage

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Immersive photoreal new-age innovative gameful pedagogy for e-ophthalmology with 3D augmented reality

Cited by 10 publications

References 5 publications

Going Green in Ophthalmic Practice

Going Green in Ophthalmic Practice

3D printing ophthalmology related models for enhancing learning through the concept of puzzle assembly - A comprehensive self-learning tactile tool kit

Art and Challenges Involved in the Treatment of Ischaemic Damage

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