Holographic Techniques as a Novel Method for Intervention Planning: A Tertiary Centres Experience

Area of Science:

• Medical Imaging
• Surgical Planning
• Holographic Technology

Background:

• Traditional 2D imaging (echocardiography, CMR, CCT) limits 3D perception.
• Advanced visualization is crucial for diagnostics and interventional procedures.
• 3D imaging modalities like holography are gaining importance in healthcare.

Purpose of the Study:

• To report on the clinical application of holographic visualization.
• To demonstrate the utility of holograms in various medical scenarios.
• To explore the role of holography in university medical education.

Main Methods:

• Review of clinical cases utilizing holographic visualization.
• Integration of holographic technology in surgical planning and diagnostics.
• Application of holography in medical training and education.

Main Results:

• Holographic visualization provides superior 3D perception compared to traditional 2D methods.
• Improved outcomes reported in percutaneous and surgical procedures using 3D imaging.
• Successful application of holography in diverse clinical settings and educational contexts.

Conclusions:

• Holographic visualization is a valuable tool in modern clinical practice.
• The technology enhances diagnostic accuracy and surgical procedure planning.
• Holography shows significant potential in both clinical applications and medical education.