Virtual reality for orthognathic surgery: The augmented reality environment concept
Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial SurgeryPublished 1 May 1997
Arne Wagner, Michael Rasse, W. Millesi, Rolf Ewers
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Virtual reality technology proved to be particularly well suited for use in osteotomies of the facial skeleton, and without limiting the surgical judgment, guaranteeing unencumbered and fluent surgery.
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Despite current shortcomings, augmented reality technology proved to be particularly well suited for use in osteotomies of the facial skeleton.
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