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As a surgeon performing a complex shoulder replacement, Pune’s Dr Ashish Babhulkar often had to revisit printed films on a viewing box and twist his head almost 180 degrees for that precise detail. HoloLens2 has changed all that. A helmeted device made by Microsoft with a computer and eye-tracking camera within, it allows the surgeon to view 3D images in real time.
“Not only do I have the entire set of patient CT scans and X-ray within my…
