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Investigation of Screen Placement in MR to Support Exoscope Surgery
In exoscope surgery, monitor placement for presenting the surgical field has been reported to influence the surgeon’s gaze movement and physical workload. To address this issue, mixed reality (MR) technology, which enables interaction with virtual information while perceiving the real world, has att
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