
|Articles|October 15, 2006
Augmented reality: New tool may raise surgical accuracy
Cleveland-If you could see into a kidney, prostate gland, or bladder and know the extent of tumor penetration, the precise location of nerve bundles and blood vessels, or the exact depth and angle of your blade vis-?is the tumor at any given moment, how would it change surgery for you?
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