Abstract
Head Mounted Displays have been used in various forms to assist surgeons
and other medical personnel to support and improve visualization of the work
site. Historically, many of these were of inadequate resolution, bulky,
cave-like and heavy and they, deservedly, received limited acceptance.
Recent availability of high-resolution displays, lighter structures and the
various see-though designs that merge both real world and registered
synthetic imagery have significantly increased the benefits of these devices
for the medical community.
© 2008 IEEE
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