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law-n-disorder • 2 years ago
It is fine for learning basic anatomy, but students still need to work with cadavers. The simulation will always show all the organs in the same place, all the
muscles the same way. In real life, it is not that way. The appendix is not in the same place on every person, sometimes surgeons have to hunt for them. You
will always find oddities in human bodies. Students need to see this as often as possible to enhance learning. It is also good to weed out those who don't have
the stomach for it early on.
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paul2011 • 2 years ago

Hololens would not replace cadavers but interactive 3D beats the best 2D images hands down.
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TomisRetired • 2 years ago

So these doctors will be able to operate on holographic images only? Nice tool, but the real thing is needed.
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Skullet • 2 years ago

I wouldn't let any of them within 50 feet of me if I could help it, give me a proper doctor who has done proper training, not someone who has only ever operated
on a hologram that doesn't mind if they screw up.

Besides you could get all the way through training only to realise actual real life anatomy isn't as clean and squeam free as a hologram.
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