Aims and procedure
In this project, a haptic-visual training system for surgical interventions on complex bone structures using clinical volume data (CT, MRI) is realized, which is designed as a so-called "serious game" with immersive didactics. It thus forms a synergistic supplement to existing training and further education opportunities on animal models and fills the gap between "practicing on patients" and realistic virtual interaction through a haptic and visual learning experience.
Innovations and perspectives
The continuous training of medical staff in the field of minimally invasive surgery is thus not limited to a few specialized centers, but can also be extended to smaller clinics in rural areas. Such a broadening of practical training and further training in specialist surgical disciplines can make an important contribution to countering the shortage of specialists in rural areas.
Realization of minimally invasive hand surgery
Sub-project of the OTH Regensburg
Cooperation partner
- szenaris GmbH, Bremen (coordination)
- seeFront GmbH, Hamburg
- Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS), Erlangen
- Leipzig University Hospital AöR, Leipzig
- Regensburg University Hospital, Regensburg
- OTH Regensburg University of Applied Sciences, Regensburg
OTH Regensburg team
- Christoph Palm (Project Manager, Regensburg Medical Image Computing)
- Johannes Maier (Regensburg Medical Image Computing)
- Sonja Haug (Institute for Social Research and Technology Assessment)
- Karsten Weber (Institute for Social Research and Technology Assessment)
- Ulrike Scorna (Institute for Social Research and Technology Assessment)
- Florian Olbrich (Sensor Application Center)