Doctors in Murayama Medical Center, Tokyo, unveiled on Tuesday, the “smart” glasses in a surgey field, according to the Neurosurgery Journal.
According to Dr. Keitaro Matsukawa a consultant for the manufacturer ”PicoLinker” device, the smart glasses display system can be used as an alternative screen in front of surgeons’ eyes allowing them to see both the surgical field and information displayed on monitors simultaneously without moving the eyes and head.
The researchers found the clinician turned toward the monitor fewer times when using the glasses (0.1 times versus 82.4 turns) and recorded only 38.6 seconds of radiation exposure compared to the 41.8 seconds when using a monitor, Science Times reported.
smart glasses in Surgeries
PicoLinker Device involves using a continuous X-ray beam to examine a body part. The beam is transmitted to a monitor where the physician can look view the body part in real-time.
