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    Results & Discussion: Dr. Bruce Daniel, Dr. Stephan Busque, and Dr. Marc. L Melcher

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    Renal Transplant Visualization with Augmented Reality aimed to test whether augmented reality (AR) could improve how transplant surgeons visualize patient kidney anatomy compared to traditional paper or computer screen methods. Researchers created 3D models of 66 patient kidneys and supporting structures in a HoloLens AR application. A randomized study found transplant surgeons could better see complex vascular structures and determine kidney suitability for donation with AR versus paper cases. While future improvements were needed, AR showed potential to help surgeons with complicated anatomical review for transplants.

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    Renal Transplant Visualization with Augmented Reality aimed to test whether augmented reality (AR) could improve how transplant surgeons visualize patient kidney anatomy compared to traditional paper or computer screen methods. Researchers created 3D models of 66 patient kidneys and supporting structures in a HoloLens AR application. A randomized study found transplant surgeons could better see complex vascular structures and determine kidney suitability for donation with AR versus paper cases. While future improvements were needed, AR showed potential to help surgeons with complicated anatomical review for transplants.

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    Renal Transplant Visualization

    with Augmented Reality


    Elizabeth Nguyen
    Dr. Bruce Daniel, Dr. Stephan Busque, and Dr. Marc. L Melcher

    Bioengineerin
    Schools of Engineering & Medicine
    INTRODUCTION RESULTS & DISCUSSION
    • Kidney shortages are a rampant issue. Over 100K • Randomized paired
    patients remain on the waiting list with multiple Survey Flowchart comparison study with
    people dying every day AR and paper
    • Patient cases have a wide range of anatomical • Make sure each doctor
    differences with varying vein/artery structures which has read each case with
    can lead to multiple complications each viewing method
    • Currently, transplant surgeons mainly utilize paper • Collect data in multiple
    or computer screens to view patient data. Recently, sessions to reduce
    3D modeling has been explored as a potential learning
    alternative. Augmented reality may serve as a better
    • Compare differences in
    viewing modality to save on printing costs and time.
    kidney assessments and
    • GOAL: (1) Create a Hololens application for easy time to review
    visualization of patient kidneys with simple • Use donation history as
    interactions. (2) Test whether AR is on par or better gold standard
    than traditional viewing methods with study.

    METHODS
    • Analyze 66 patient cases by
    hand and create 3D models of
    each structure (kidney, artery,
    adrenal gland, veins)
    • Create a Hololens application to
    manipulate kidney models
    Case 193: Case 209:
    Pre-study workflow: •Complex branching of the •On paper: Doctor unable
    veins and arteries that are to see cause of imprint
    intertwined •With AR: Doctor able to
    •Doctor stated that 3D (AR) clearly see lumbar coming
    allows for the viewer to directly at viewer
    Screenshot of the Kidney Viewing Application clearly see the anatomy

    CONCLUSION
    • Future app improvements
    •Keyboard to locate specific case number
    •Streamline cases from redcap or online database
    • Augmented reality may help doctors with complex
    cases
    • Doctors might have frustrations with new tech
    • Application includes voice commands and buttons • Study may lead to discrepancies in kidney suitability
    •Toggle structures on/off assessments with different viewing modalities
    •Zoom (2x, 5x)
    •Two rotation modes References: National Kidney Foundation and Chandak, Pankaj & Byrne, Nicholas & Coleman, Andrew & Karunanithy, Narayan & Carmichael, Jim

    •Reset model and next case & Marks, Stephen & Stojanovic, Jelena & Kessaris, Nicos & Mamode, Nizam. (2018). Patient-specific 3D Printing: A Novel Technique for Complex Pediatric Renal

    Transplantation. Annals of surgery. 269. 10.1097/SLA.0000000000003016.

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