(Lifewire) – Case Western Reserve University’s School of Medicine was the first college to remove human corpses from the anatomy curriculum. Instead, the school partnered with Microsoft to use HoloLens virtual reality technology. […]
(Health Advances) – Ortho Conference or Tech Conference? If I had to sum up the theme of AAOS last week in one word, it would be: Data! This year, the conference was techier than ever – shiny and slick digital displays lined nearly every booth. […]
(Fierce MedTech) – The COVID-19 pandemic placed new value on going virtual, and the past year has marked a turning point with many of those far-fetched technologies finally becoming a true reality, backed by a deluge of venture capital funds and regulatory greenlights. […]
(Med-Tech Innovation) – Over the last decade, virtual reality has become a game-changer for the healthcare industry in more than one way. But come 2020 and its adoption rate has seen a massive rise with every hospital or medical university rushing to implement VR applications to train professionals, perform surgery, or provide medical education remotely. […]
(ZDNet) – As more surgeons use robots in the OR, the approach for training on them and using them needs to be standardized. The truth is that all surgeons aren’t approaching this innovative tech the same way. […]
(BONEZONE) – The Innovation Institute at Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) and VR Electronics have partnered to revolutionize the use of wearable technology in orthopedic and healthcare applications. […]
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