Virtual reality vitrectomy simulator

In this study, a virtual reality vitrectomy simulator is being developed to assist Ophthalmolgy residents in correcting retinal detachments. To simulate this type of surgery, a three dimensional computer eye model was constructed and coupled with a mass-spring system for elastic deformations. Five s...

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Hauptverfasser:	Neumann, Paul F., Sadler, Lewis L., Gieser, Jon
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Schlagworte:	Fibrovascular Tissue Flight Simulator Retinal Detachment Virtual Reality Vitreous Chamber
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