Digitally assisted surgery may be the next revolutionary step that makes surgeons move away from the oculars of the operating microscope, opening up a world of new opportunities.
“The next two decades will see 3-D digital imaging replace the optical microscope completely, giving us beautiful, high-grade depth perception and a quality of visualization that is better than human vision,” Christopher D. Riemann, MD, said.
In 2010, Riemann presented at the American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting the first scientific poster of a series of heads-up 3-D digitally assisted vitrectomy
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