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Real-Time “X-Ray Vision” for Healthcare Simulation: An Interactive Projective Overlay System to Enhance Intubation Training and Other Procedural Training
Joseph T. Samosky, Emma Baillargeon, Russell Bregman, Andrew Brown, Amy Chaya, Leah Enders, Douglas A. Nelson, Evan Robinson, Alison L. Sukits, Robert A. Weaver
We have developed a prototype of a real-time, interactive projective overlay (IPO) system that creates augmented reality display of a medical procedure directly on the surface of a full-body mannequin human simulator. These images approximate the appearance of both anatomic structures and instrument activity occurring within the body. The key innovation of the current work is sensing the position and motion of an actual device (such as an endotracheal tube) inserted into the mannequin and using the sensed position to control projected video images portraying the internal appearance of the same devices and relevant anatomic structures. The images are projected in correct registration onto the surface of the simulated body. As an initial practical prototype to test this technique we have developed a system permitting real-time visualization of the intra-airway position of an endotracheal tube during simulated intubation training.
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