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SimTecT Demonstration Videos

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Haptic Audio-Visual - Enabled Interaction Across the Pacific at Internet2 Member Meeting in Austin, Texasin the Fall 2004

Demo for FCC Commissioner in May 2005

Adding Touch to Web-based Surgical Training:
Videos from the SimTecT Interactive Demonstration

leroy

Dr. LeRoy Heinrichs, Associate Director of SUMMIT, introduced the interactive demonstration to the audience in Canberra, Australia from Stanford.
Note: The flickering in the movie is not from a poor network connection, but is the result one commonly gets when filming a monitor.

Introduction
75 MB Quicktime Movie
 
bassett

Dr. Sakti Srivastava presented eight stereo images of the gallbladder and surrounding anatomy from Stanford's Bassett collection, using the Remote Stereo Viewer tool.

Anatomy Lesson
66 MB Quicktime Movie
 
cregan

Dr. Sherry Wren and Dr. Patrick Cregan, role-playing a surgical trainee, began by grasping the 3D model and cutting away tissue to expose the gallbladder.

Dissection
58 MB Quicktime Movie
 
hand Dr. Sherry Wren and Dr. Patrick Cregan demonstrated the benefits of simulation: mistakes are ok!

"Let's Do It!"
15 MB Quicktime Movie
 
wren

Dr. Sherry Wren and Dr. Patrick Cregan concluded with a demonstration of the hand-guiding tool so that Dr. Cregan, the "trainee" could feel the actions and force of the instructor's "hand".

 

The Procedure
34 MB Quicktime Movie
Conclusions
37 MB Quicktime Movie





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