University of Pisa | Augmented Reality & Patient-Specific phantoms for surgery
Technical demos consist of two activities: the first demonstrates the use of augmented reality to guide the placement of patient-specific templates in complex bone resections in a simulated surgical setup. It will be possible to interact with the template and understand the clinical implications and the importance of being able to guide the placement smoothly and accurately. The second activity involves a simulator developed for total knee arthroplasty, with 3D-printed bones and biomechanically tested ligaments, designed to faithfully reproduce the surgical field. You will be able to interact with the simulator and understand the potential offered by innovative tools for surgical training.
On site: Vincenzo Ferrari (Professor), Marina Carbone (Technologist)
Last update
12.06.2025