Practical Application of Augmented/Mixed Reality Technologies in Surgery of Abdominal Cancer Patients

Иванов, В. М.; Кривцов, А. М.; Strelkov, Sergey V.; Smirnov, Anton Yu.; Shipov, Roman Yu.; Grebenkov, Vladimir G.; Rumyantsev, Valery N.; Gheleznyak, Igor S.; Surov, D.A.; Коржук, М. С.; Koskin, Valerij S.

doi:10.3390/jimaging8070183

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“… 9 The application of AR requires a multidisciplinary team that includes clinicians, engineers, and software developers. 10 Besides, cybersickness, tiredness, and dizziness have been reported in previous studies. 11…”

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Use of augmented reality in mental health-related conditions: A systematic review

Bakır,

Abbas,

Sever

et al. 2023

DIGITAL HEALTH

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Objective Augmented reality (AR) is a relatively new technology that merges virtual and physical environments, augmenting one's perception of reality. AR creates a computer-generated environment that evokes a unique perception of reality, where real and virtual objects are registered with one another, which operates interactively and in real time. Recently, the medical application of AR technology has dramatically increased with other assisted technologies, from training to clinical practice. The ability to manipulate the real environment extensively has given AR interventions an advantage over traditional approaches. In this study, we aim to conduct a systematic review of the use of AR to have a better understanding of how the use of AR may affect patients with mental health-related conditions when combined with gamification. Method This systematic review followed the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines by searching Pubmed and Web of Science databases. Results and Conclusion We identified 48 relevant studies that fulfill the criteria. The studies were grouped into four categories: Neurodevelopmental disorders, anxiety and phobia, psychoeducation & well-being, and procedural & pain management. Our results revealed the effectiveness of AR in mental health-related conditions. However, the heterogeneity and small sample sizes demonstrate the need for further research with larger sample sizes and high-quality study designs.

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confidence: 81%

Use of augmented reality in mental health-related conditions: A systematic review

Bakır,

Abbas,

Sever

et al. 2023

DIGITAL HEALTH

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“…В отечественной и зарубежной литературе отсутствуют сведения о лучевой оценке послеоперационной трансформации жирового импланта, что свидетельствует о необходимости разработки предикторов отрицательных результатов оперативного вмешательства [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Computed tomography imaging of temporal bones in planning and evaluating effectiveness of reconstructive surgery of middle ear

Kolomiitsev,

Burova,

Banashek-Meshcheryakova

et al. 2023

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One of the possible methods of eliminating the trephine defect after performing open-type operations on the middle ear in patients with suppurative otitis media is obliteration of the cavities of the middle ear with fat tissue. There are no references to radiological assessment of emerging changes when using this technique in the domestic and foreign literature, which dictates the need to develop predictors of negative results in the early postoperative period. We have studied the possibility of using computed tomography (CT) of the temporal bones to evaluate a fat implant in order to predict the outcome of reconstructive intervention during obliteration of the retrotympanic parts of the middle ear with fat tissue. All patients underwent control CT examinations 1, 3, 6, and 12 months after surgery. Depending on the clinical manifestations in the postoperative period, the examined patients were divided into three groups. As a result of the study, the analysis of the CT picture showed that an increase in the density characteristics of the autograft and the appearance of small gas bubbles in the early postoperative period are not a predictor of the negative result of the surgery. Whereas the CT picture of the presence of a large amount of gas and, as a consequence, the absence of a well-formed fat sac already in the early postoperative period were harbingers of the negative outcome of the surgery. Thus, obliteration of the middle ear cavity by auto-fat is a reliable method of treatment of chronic purulent otitis media; therefore, further integration of this technique into clinical practice with the use of CT of temporal bones is planned.

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“…Furthermore, the effectiveness of metaverse technology has been discussed in the context of cancer. VR, AR, and MR benefit health professionals when applied to develop and use educational or surgical tools [35,36]. Other research has shown that using VR and artificial intelligence enhances doctor-patient risk communication and shared decision-making in surgery [37].…”

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The Multidomain Metaverse Cancer Care Digital Platform: Development and Usability Study

Kim,

Jung,

Sohn

et al. 2023

JMIR Serious Games

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Background As cancer treatment methods have diversified and the importance of self-management, which lowers the dependence rate on direct hospital visits, has increased, effective cancer care education and management for health professionals and patients have become necessary. The metaverse is in the spotlight as a means of digital health that allows users to engage in cancer care education and management beyond physical constraints. However, it is difficult to find a multipurpose medical metaverse that can not only be used in the field but also complements current cancer care. Objective This study aimed to develop an integrated metaverse cancer care platform, Dr. Meta, and examine its usability. Methods We conducted a multicenter, cross-sectional survey between November and December 2021. A descriptive analysis was performed to examine users’ experiences with Dr. Meta. In addition, a supplementary open-ended question was used to ask users for their suggestions and improvements regarding the platform. Results Responses from 70 Korean participants (male: n=19, 27% and female: n=51, 73%) were analyzed. More than half (n=37, 54%) of the participants were satisfied with Dr. Meta; they responded that it was an interesting and immersive platform (n=50, 72%). Less than half perceived no discomfort when using Dr. Meta (n=34, 49%) and no difficulty in wearing and operating the device (n=30, 43%). Furthermore, more than half (n=50, 72%) of the participants reported that Dr. Meta would help provide non–face-to-face and noncontact services. More than half also wanted to continue using this platform in the future (n=41, 59%) and recommended it to others (n=42, 60%). Conclusions We developed a multidomain metaverse cancer care platform that can support both health professionals and patients in non–face-to-face cancer care. The platform was uniquely disseminated and implemented in multiple regional hospitals and showed the potential to perform successful cancer care.

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Practical Application of Augmented/Mixed Reality Technologies in Surgery of Abdominal Cancer Patients

Cited by 18 publications

References 31 publications

Use of augmented reality in mental health-related conditions: A systematic review

Use of augmented reality in mental health-related conditions: A systematic review

Computed tomography imaging of temporal bones in planning and evaluating effectiveness of reconstructive surgery of middle ear

The Multidomain Metaverse Cancer Care Digital Platform: Development and Usability Study

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