Summary
Key features of this system include
real-time updates, which project live holographic visuals during surgeries and
natural interaction, allowing medical professionals to manipulate the holograms
like physical objects which enhances the accuracy and efficiency of complex
procedures. Additionally, the system produces high-resolution imaging with
detailed visuals and works with existing medical imaging technologies. These
features greatly enhance surgical planning, improve decision-making during
operations (Dicardiology.com, 2021).
This technology has proven to be widely
used in interventional cardiology, where studies have shown it improves patient
outcomes and reduces the mental workload on medical professionals. By merging
advanced holographic visualization with real-time interaction, RealView Imaging
is setting a new standard in healthcare while offering a powerful technology
for non-invasive assessment and treatment planning (RealView Imaging, n.d.).
References (APA 7th Edition)
RealView
Imaging Ltd. (n.d.). https://realviewimaging.com
Dicardiology.com.
(2021, November). RealView Imaging receives FDA clearance for Holoscope-i
medical holographic imaging system. https://www.dicardiology.com
RealView
Imaging Ltd. (n.d.). Real-time 3D holographic imaging for
interventional procedures. https://realviewimaging.com
Thesis Statement
Controlling Idea #1: Minimizes medical risk in complex procedures
Controlling Idea #2: Reduces the need for invasive medthods
Support Idea #1 : Holoscope-i system provides a detailed view of a patient's anatomy, allowing medical professionals to perform procedures with greater precision and ultimately reducing the medical risk during complex procedures.
Support Idea #2 : With real-time interactive ability, Holoscope-i system enhances the decision-making and diagnostic processes, this capability allows medical professions to significantly reduce the reliance on invasive methods, providing a safer and more effective alternatives for diagnosis and treatment.
Medical Risk in Complex Procedures
One of its most impressive features is the
ability to generate real-time 3D holograms of a patient’s anatomy using CT scans
and ultrasound imaging data, enabling medical professionals to view, manipulate
and interact with them in real-time.
This level of visualization is particularly
beneficial for complex medical procedures, as it provides a more accurate
representation of organs and tissues. With
this advanced visual information, it allows surgeons to perform procedures with
greater precision, ultimately improving a patient's outcome and safety.
By enhancing precision and reducing the
chances of error, the Holoscope-i system helps to minimize the medical risk in
complex procedures, offering improved levels of control and clarity during
surgeries.
Reduces the need for invasive Methods
The holograms produced by Holoscope-I system
are capable of being manipulated as if they were physical objects, allowing
medical professionals to examine a patient’s detailed anatomy without the need
for invasive procedures.
This interactive visualization enables
medical professionals to make more accurate diagnostics and plan surgeries with
greater precision. This capability significantly reduces the reliance on
invasive methods, offering a safer and more effective alternatives for
diagnosis processes.
By utilizing the Holoscope-I system, it helps
to create a safer and less invasive alternative for diagnosis processes.
Challenges
One of the biggest
challenges is the cost of implementing an advanced holographic imaging system.
This requires specialized equipment and a massive financial investment, making
it difficult for smaller hospitals and medical facilities to adopt this
technology.
The cost of
maintaining and upgrading the system may poses a long-term financial challenge,
which smaller facilities operating on limited funding could not afford the necessary
recourses restricting its accessibility to larger institution with more
substantial budgets.
As a result, the
high cost and resources required limits the widespread adoption of the holoscope-i
system.
Conclusion
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Edited: 10/02/2025
Here are your controlling ideas: This helps to 1) minimise the medical risk in complex procedures and 2) reduce the need for invasive methods,....
ReplyDeleteThese two points need to be articulated in your primary supports.
Controlling Idea #1: Medical risk in complex procedures
ReplyDeleteControlling Idea #2: Reduces the need for invasive methods
There is only an issue with parallelism in the language.
This is better:
Controlling Idea #1: Minimizes medical risk in complex procedures
Controlling Idea #2: Reduces the need for invasive methods