Real-time hybrid cutting with dynamic fluid visualization for virtual surgery
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Open access
Authors
Peng, Jie
Date
2013Supervisor
Dr. Andrew Squelch
Prof. Ling Li
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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School of Electrical Engineer and Computing, Department of Computing
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Abstract
It is widely accepted that a reform in medical teaching must be made to meet today's high volume training requirements. Virtual simulation offers a potential method of providing such trainings and some current medical training simulations integrate haptic and visual feedback to enhance procedure learning. The purpose of this project is to explore the capability of Virtual Reality (VR) technology to develop a training simulator for surgical cutting and bleeding in a general surgery.
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