Madeleine Guillery (She/Her)
Virtual Reality Surgical Simulation Model to Train Microsurgical Digit Revascularization and Replantation
The aim of this project is to investigate the potential of interactive virtual reality surgical simulators for reconstructive hand surgery training and education. This application, which can be accessed via a VR compatible computer and headset, will simulate critical stages in digit replantation procedures to train surgeons on anatomical knowledge, cognizance, and motor cognition. The app will provide an immersive 3D digital surgical environment where users can manipulate objects using their own hands. By offering an efficient tool to visualize injuries at a macro and micro scale, the app aims to enhance surgeons’ familiarity with and exposure to complicated and infrequently seen procedures, such as digit revascularization. The app will build on existing microsurgical training tools and explore the viability of a VR-based training tool compared to current training methods.
Madeleine Guillery is a graduate student with a MSc in Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy, with a background in Illustration and printmaking. Interested in enhancing research in human anatomy, diagnostics, simulation, and visualization. Proficient in analysis, medical visualization, 3D modeling, interactive medical visualization, coding, and volumetric visualization. Experienced in research studies and scientific illustrations.
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The Anatomy of the Hand
University of Glasgow
The Glasgow School of Art- School of Simulation and Visualisation
HealthPartners
Medtronic
Virtual Reality Microsurgical Digit Revascularization and Replantation Training Tool
This content is of injuries and surgical processes and may upset some viewers. Viewer discretion advised
By: Madeleine Guillery
MSc Medical Visualisation & Human Anatomy
The aim of this project is to investigate the potential of interactive virtual reality surgical simulators for reconstructive hand surgery training and education. This application, which can be accessed via a VR compatible computer and headset, will simulate critical stages in digit replantation procedures to train surgeons on anatomical knowledge, cognizance, and motor cognition. The app will provide an immersive 3D digital surgical environment where users can manipulate objects using their own hands. By offering an efficient tool to visualize injuries at a macro and micro scale, the app aims to enhance surgeons’ familiarity with and exposure to complicated and infrequently seen procedures, such as digit revascularization. The app will build on existing microsurgical training tools and explore the viability of a VR-based training tool compared to current training methods.
Madeleine is a graduate student with a MSc in Medical Visualisation and Human Anatomy, with a background in Illustration and printmaking. Interested in enhancing research in human anatomy, diagnostics, simulation, and visualization. Proficient in analysis, medical visualization, 3D modeling, interactive medical visualization, coding, and volumetric visualization. Experienced in research studies and scientific illustrations
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Virtual Reality Microsurgical Revascularization and Replantation Training Tool
Explore the Virtual Reality Simulator, Familiarizing and Learning Hand Surgery Training and Expertise. This application recreated critical stages of digit replantation procedures.By providing a powerful tool to visualize injuries at both macro and micro scales, this app aims to amplify surgeons' familiarity with intricate procedures like digit revascularization to providing a dynamic platform for learning and exposure. Building upon established microsurgical training tools, this application delves into the potential of VR-based training methods.
