What is Digital Twin technology in surgical simulation?

It converts a patient's DICOM imaging into a three-dimensional model, so a procedure can be planned and rehearsed in virtual reality beforehand.

Medicine and surgery

A flight simulator for surgeons

Turn real imaging into a three-dimensional model and rehearse before the first incision.

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DICOM
to 3D models: Digital
Twin technology: Pre-op
planning: Rehearsal
before theatre

From scan to rehearsal

Digital Twin technology converts DICOM imaging into a three-dimensional model that can be examined from any angle. It supports preoperative planning and robotic surgery rehearsals.

For teaching and for practice

Medical students use the same environment to understand pathology in three dimensions, and instructors can run a group through a case with live guidance, pausing and annotating as they go.

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What is Digital Twin technology in surgical simulation?: It converts a patient's DICOM imaging into a three-dimensional model, so a procedure can be planned and rehearsed in virtual reality beforehand.

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