Review paper

Virtual Reality–Based Simulators for Cranial Tumor Surgery: A Systematic Review

Volume: 110, Pages: 414 - 422
Published: Feb 1, 2018
Abstract
Virtual reality (VR) simulators have become useful tools in various fields of medicine. Prominent uses of VR technologies include assessment of physician skills and presurgical planning. VR has shown effectiveness in multiple surgical specialties, yet its use in neurosurgery remains limited. To examine all current literature on VR-based simulation for presurgical planning and training in cranial tumor surgeries and to assess the quality of these...
Paper Details
Title
Virtual Reality–Based Simulators for Cranial Tumor Surgery: A Systematic Review
Published Date
Feb 1, 2018
Volume
110
Pages
414 - 422
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