As the media noted, this is not the first such case. Last month, US neurosurgeon Dr. Robert Masson also used the headset in a surgical procedure.

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The reason surgeons choose this headset is because it effectively “eliminates human error” and does so by ensuring that the entire operation is error-free, with only the right processes and tools.

The operating room nurse put on the Apple Vision Pro, not the surgeon himself. It is no less important link than the surgeon himself, who performs a number of vital functions in the operation process. Therefore, we can safely say that his work requires not only a lot of nerves, but also precision of action. So he was entrusted to use the headset.

Here is what is written in the statement: “A team at London’s Cromwell Private Hospital used £2,700 worth of virtual reality glasses to operate on a male patient’s spine, guiding the operation in augmented reality.

Only one member of the team, the operating room nurse, wore glasses to help prepare for surgery, monitor the process, and choose the right instruments. “The device allowed them to see the real world through virtual screens highlighting important information.”

This eliminates human error. This eliminates the guesswork,
– An operating room nurse at the London Independent Hospital describes the technology as a “game changer”.

The operating room nurse can see all the information in the surgical plan and refer to it in real time during the procedure, surgeon Syed Aftab said. This allowed them to work effectively as if they had been working together for ten years, as if they knew each other’s sequences and methods, when in fact it was their first time working together.. And it’s all thanks to Vision Pro.