- Published on May 8, 2024
- In Deep Tech
Doctors in India Use Apple Vision Pro to Perform 30+ Surgeries
Recently, Brazilian surgeons used the Apple Vision Pro headset to enhance shoulder arthroscopy, projecting high-resolution images and real-time data during surgery.
- By Sukriti Gupta
Ahead of the Apple Vision Pro launch in India, doctors from Chennai performed 30+ surgeries using the mixed-reality device.
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Several sources revealed that the doctors were from GEM Hospital in Chennai, India, where they used Apple Vision Pro to perform keyhole surgeries.
This is not the first time. Recently, Brazilian surgeons used the Apple Vision Pro headset to enhance shoulder arthroscopy, projecting high-resolution images and real-time data during surgery.
In another instance, the headset has also helped surgeons in a spine operation in the UK. Used alongside an app developed by eXeX, Apple Vision Pro facilitated real-time data streaming, surgical preparation, and instrument selection, potentially eliminat
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Sukriti Gupta
Having done her undergrad in engineering and masters in journalism, Sukriti likes combining her technical know-how and storytelling to simplify seemingly complicated tech topics in a way everyone can understand
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