A computer screen shows combined real-time images from diagnostic probes during minimally invasive surgery. The technology was spearheaded by Catherine Chan. Photos: K.Y. Cheng
A computer screen shows combined real-time images from diagnostic probes during minimally invasive surgery. The technology was spearheaded by Catherine Chan. Photos: K.Y. Cheng
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Forget Pokemons – in world first, Hongkonger applies augmented reality to surgery

Medical graduate Catherine Chan, armed with a master’s degree in medical imaging, is fine-tuning AR application that solves the biggest problem in keyhole surgery – having to look at images on two screens simultaneously

A computer screen shows combined real-time images from diagnostic probes during minimally invasive surgery. The technology was spearheaded by Catherine Chan. Photos: K.Y. Cheng
A computer screen shows combined real-time images from diagnostic probes during minimally invasive surgery. The technology was spearheaded by Catherine Chan. Photos: K.Y. Cheng
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