by Chuck Luley | Oct 12, 2020
In order to view 3D procedures in the OR, you have to have a monitor that is 3D capable. The best monitors are 55″ LCD/LED and 3D glasses must be worn. 3D glasses come in two models: passive and active. The monitor dictates which model must be used (note that...
by Chuck Luley | Oct 12, 2020
Just like you have two eyes that enables you to have stereoscopic vision, you will need two cameras, one for each microscope optical pathway. Alignment of the two cameras is absolutely critical to achieve viewable 3D. You will need a two video adapters that will be 1)...
by Chuck Luley | Oct 12, 2020
First of all, the surgeon, viewing through a surgical microscope sees operative site in stereo. The assistant (PA, Resident, Fellow) viewing the procedure through a stereo side observer sees the operative site in 2D not stereoscopic. The only way for an assistant to...
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