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Multimodal human–computer interaction in interventional radiology and surgery: a systematic literature review

  • By

  • Josefine Schreiter

  • Florian Heinrich

  • Benjamin Hatscher

  • Danny Schott

  • Christian Hansen

  • October 28, 2024

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    Multimodal human-computer interaction (HCI) is crucial in medicine for accessing information and documenting findings during interventions.

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    Touchless approaches to HCI are necessary in sterile environments where conventional input devices cannot be used.

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    This systematic literature review analyzes multimodal interaction in surgical and radiological scenarios over the past decade.

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    The review identifies trends in input modalities, medical fields, tasks, and challenges associated with multimodal systems.

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    The final sample of the review included 31 publications, comprising 16 journal articles and 15 conference papers.

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Multimodal human–computer interaction in interventional radiology and surgery: a systematic literature review

  • by Josefine Schreiter, Florian Heinrich, Benjamin Hatscher, Danny Schott, Christian Hansen

  • October 28, 2024

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