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Lorenzo Iuliano¹, Eleonora Corbelli¹, Francesco Bandello¹

¹Department of Ophthalmology, Vita-Salute University, San Raffaele Scientific Institute, Milan, Italy.

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Summary

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The Beyeonics One™ surgical visualization system offers advanced 3D visualization and ergonomic benefits for ophthalmic surgery. While it presents a learning curve and setup challenges, its innovative features enhance surgical procedures.

Keywords:

3D visualization Beyeonics one augmented reality cataract surgery digital surgery head-mounted display ophthalmic surgery surgical ergonomics vitreoretinal surgery

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Background:

This editorial reviews the Beyeonics One™ surgical visualization system based on extensive experience.
The system was evaluated across 48 diverse ophthalmic surgical procedures.

Discussion:

The Beyeonics One™ system provides immersive 3D visualization, improving surgical field clarity.
Ergonomic enhancements and rapid autofocus contribute to a more efficient surgical workflow.
Innovative head gesture controls offer a novel, hands-free interaction method.

Key Insights:

The system's advantages include superior visualization, improved ergonomics, and advanced control features.
Limitations identified include a notable learning curve for new users.
Setup complexities and cost considerations are also important factors for adoption.

Outlook:

Further research and user training could mitigate the identified limitations.
Wider adoption of such advanced visualization systems may transform ophthalmic surgical practices.