ArticleJournal of medical extended reality
Novel Intraoperative Augmented Reality-Guided Specimen Localization in Chest Wall Oncologic Surgery: A Case Report.
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Localization and communication of surgical margins remain a challenge in oncologic surgery, particularly in the setting of staged reconstruction where wound bed deformation alters native anatomical landmarks. This proof-of-concept case report evaluates the feasibility of augmented reality (AR) to reorient a specimen-derived 3D tumor model within the resection bed during staged chest wall reconstruction. One patient with a recurrent undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma of the chest wall underwent radical chest wall excision with staged reconstruction. Following resection, the specimen was scanned with a structured-light 3D scanner to create a digital twin. The 3D model was virtually annotated to mirror the standard grossing process using a custom computer-aided design software. The mapped model was uploaded into an Apple Vision Pro (AVP) AR headset. On the day of the staged reconstruction, the holographic specimen model was reoriented
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