[The prospect of the application of human body visualization metaverse in the field of surgery].

Zhonghua Wai Ke Za Zhi

Department of Computer Science and Engineering, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong 999077, China.

Published: November 2024

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  • * It aims to improve human visualization in surgery by enhancing disease diagnosis, preoperative planning, surgical treatment, medical education, and overall patient experience.
  • * The paper introduces the "human visualization metaverse" concept and discusses its potential applications, future development directions, and challenges to boost research and innovation in surgical technology.

Article Abstract

As 2021 is known as the "first year of the metaverse", the concept of metaverse is promoting a multi-field innovation revolution on a global scale. The new experiences and technologies it brings are expected to provide solutions for the difficulties in the field of human visualization surgery in disease diagnosis, preoperative planning, surgical treatment, medical education, health management and patient experience. This opens up opportunities for the next wave of disruptive technology innovation. This paper proposes a new concept of "human visualization metaverse", and summarizes its innovative application, future development direction and challenges to promote the research and development of human visualization metaverse,and to explore the application potential of metaverse technology in the field of surgery to advance the research and development of the metaverse for human visualization.

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