Personalized surgical informed consent with stereoscopic visualization in neurosurgery—real benefit for the patient or unnecessary gimmick? - Takeaways - MDSpire

Personalized surgical informed consent with stereoscopic visualization in neurosurgery—real benefit for the patient or unnecessary gimmick?

  • By

  • Nicolas Hertzsprung

  • Kiril Krantchev

  • Thomas Picht

  • Anna L. Roethe

  • Kerstin Rubarth

  • Josch Fuellhase

  • Peter Vajkoczy

  • Güliz Acker

  • February 28, 2023

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    Informed consent is essential in surgery, ensuring patients understand their condition, surgery risks, and promoting autonomy.

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    Innovative technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality enhance patient education and comprehension in complex neurosurgical procedures.

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    Stereoscopic visualization offers a cost-effective alternative for personalized patient imaging during informed consent discussions.

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    Studies show that improved patient understanding through modern technologies can reduce anxiety and enhance the doctor-patient relationship.

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    The study aims to evaluate the benefits of stereoscopic visualization in enhancing patient comprehension before brain tumor surgery.

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Personalized surgical informed consent with stereoscopic visualization in neurosurgery—real benefit for the patient or unnecessary gimmick?

  • by Nicolas Hertzsprung, Kiril Krantchev, Thomas Picht, Anna L. Roethe, Kerstin Rubarth, Josch Fuellhase, Peter Vajkoczy, Güliz Acker

  • February 28, 2023

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