Acta cirurgica brasileira · 2025
Holographic model of craniosynostosis for HoloLens.
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Yoshida Mauricio Mitsuru, Freitas André Luiz Pires de, Carvalho Júnior José da Conceição, Souza Julio Sergio de, Baptista Vinicius Santos, Ferreira Lydia Masako
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To develop a holographic skull model of a deformity resulting from craniosynostosis for the HoloLens.
METHODS: The methodology for product creation and prototyping was the design thinking structured with the double diamond. A desk survey was conducted with a literature review and an anteriority search. Based on the desk survey results, brainstorming was performed to develop solutions to improve the surgeon's performance in craniosynostosis using mixed reality.
RESULTS: Reports or scientific articles relating mixed reality use to craniosynostosis were not found in search engines or bibliography databases. A surgeon's performance potential improvement was observed using mixed reality as an auxiliary tool in craniosynostosis surgery. A craniosynostosis skull hologram was developed in mixed reality, with interactivity commands controlled by gestures, facilitating a three-dimensional spatial understanding of cranial anatomy.
CONCLUSION: A holographic skull model with a deformity resulting from craniosynostosis was developed for the HoloLens.
METHODS: The methodology for product creation and prototyping was the design thinking structured with the double diamond. A desk survey was conducted with a literature review and an anteriority search. Based on the desk survey results, brainstorming was performed to develop solutions to improve the surgeon's performance in craniosynostosis using mixed reality.
RESULTS: Reports or scientific articles relating mixed reality use to craniosynostosis were not found in search engines or bibliography databases. A surgeon's performance potential improvement was observed using mixed reality as an auxiliary tool in craniosynostosis surgery. A craniosynostosis skull hologram was developed in mixed reality, with interactivity commands controlled by gestures, facilitating a three-dimensional spatial understanding of cranial anatomy.
CONCLUSION: A holographic skull model with a deformity resulting from craniosynostosis was developed for the HoloLens.