The public body FDA, responsible for ensuring the health of Canadians, has authorized the use of the InVisionOS tool with Oculus Quest 2. It is an application that orthopedic surgeons can use to plan a real operation before. to enter the operating room. Developed by the company PrecisionOS, the application reconstructs the patient’s bone scans in 3D VR.
We are focused on developing products that improve surgeon confidence, skill and mastery for the benefit of patient outcomes. Our new software InVisionOS, which took four years to develop, allows surgeons to visualize specific patient needs and better plan surgery, ”said Dr Danny Goel, CEO of PrecisionOS.
What is done now by looking at a monitor, a flat image, from 2022 will be done in an immersive way using the program InVisionOS with Quest 2. This Software Automatically converts a patient’s CT scan from any system into a 3D reconstruction in seconds. Surgeons can then use the VR viewer to visualize, manipulate and isolate relevant anatomical areas before performing the actual surgical procedure.
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