Advanced teleconferencing technology is being used to allow neurosurgeons to provide consultancy and education around the world without them having to travel to where they are needed.
The Barrow Neurological Institute in
Students stationed at consoles can view magnified images of the surgery taking place and simultaneously use computers to find reference images. The system also allows other doctors to electronically send medical information and radiological images to Barrow physicians, who then can provide suggestions before observing the operation remotely.
Destiny Conferencing co-developed the room with input from Barrow physicians. Sister company MedPresence will continue development of the system, and market it to other hospitals and medical schools.
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I saw this kind of system working in Holland well over a decade ago. It seemed to work well. Best of luck for the project.