The mini-screen: an innovative device for computer assisted surgery systems.

Abstract and Concrete Interaction with Mixed Reality Systems / The case of the mini screen, a new interaction device in Computer-Assisted Surgery

and Concrete Interaction with Mixed Reality Systems The case of the mini screen, a new interaction device in Computer-Assisted Surgery Benoit Mansoux, Laurence Nigay Laboratoire CLIPS-IMAG

Distributed Display Environments in Computer-Assisted Surgery systems

This paper describes a specific Distributed Display Environment (DDE) developed for a Computer-Assisted Surgery (CAS) system. A mini LCD screen is used to display surgical guidance information. The resulting DDE is described according to a multimodal viewpoint. Author

Power-Assisted Liposuction (P.A.L.) Fat Harvesting for Lipofilling: The Trap Device

Design and Manufacture of a Smart Orthopedic Pin Cutter for Use in the Operating Room and Patients Undergoing Orthopedic Surgery

Background and Aim: Since pin cutter is used in surgical operations involving screw and orthopedic plating and this is one of the most sensitive surgeries, saving time is very important along with reducing infection rate. The purpose of design the Mini-Pin Cutter is to replace a smaller, lighter, more efficient device than conventional and traditional cutters, which ultimately results in a comf...

Immediate Effects of Different Screen Sizes on Visual Fatigue in Video Display Terminal Users

Background: Computer usage has rapidly grown. This is because it helps to resolve problems, i.e., encountered in daily life by individuals. Various monitor screens that have been developed affect the userchr('39')s eyes. Screen size is one of the relevant impacts. Thus, this study compared the immediate effects of two computer screen sizes on visual fatigue in Video Display Terminal (VDT) users...