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Medical Realities @ Wearables London - VR to train surgeons
The document discusses the excitement surrounding virtual reality (VR) and its potential to revolutionize healthcare, projecting a 13,000% growth in the next three years. It highlights VR's advantages over traditional pain management, its impact on both physiological and psychological aspects, and the accessibility it provides for surgical training globally, addressing the shortage of healthcare professionals. The vision includes VR being integrated into care, making it a potentially prescribed treatment.
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- 4. Why is everybodyexcited about VR?
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- 21. @MedRealities@TweetEdMiller IN 2015, WE PUBLISHED THEFIRST RECORDING OF A LIVE OPERATION USING A 360 DEGREE CAMERA
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- 23. 5,000,000,000 PEOPLE AROUND THEWORLD LACK ACCESS TO SAFE AND AFFORDABLE SURGERY
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- 41. A vision ofVR embedded into the fabric of care
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