This doctor used the Apple Vision Pro to perform a delicate arthroscopy surgery and this is how he saw the operation

More and more doctors praise the good use they can make of Apple Vision Pro to perform all types of operations, even delicate ones.

The launch of the Apple Vision Pro has been revolutionary, a cutting-edge device currently available in the United States and at a price within reach of few pockets.

Regardless of that, it is clear that certain professionals may find it more or less useful to obtain the Apple Vision Pro to utilize all of its productivity features, and it appears to be being used quite a bit in the field of surgery.

Since the launch of the Apple Vision Pro, surgeons have been seen using this Apple mixed reality headset to assist them during procedures.

The most recent is an orthopedic doctor from Brazil who has used Apple VisionPro to successfully operate on the patient with a rotator cuff tear.

This shoulder arthroscopy was performed by doctor Bruno Gobbato at the Jaraguá Hospital and he did not hesitate to record the experience to leave it on YouTube for the curious.

The patient had a rotator cuff tear with an injury caused by progressive wear of the tendon tissue over time.

“Shoulder arthroscopy surgery uses a camera inside the joint and surgeons perform it while looking directly at a screen. With this device I was able to see the image in the size of a movie screen with high resolution, in addition to being able to see the patient's exams and 3D models in real time,” said the doctor.

The doctor has praised the dynamic range of the Apple Vision Pro cameras, although he admitted that he was worried about using these headphones during surgery due to the bright lights used in operating rooms to illuminate the exact place to be operated since it can end up causing some problem with the focus.

In the video you can see part of the operation with the doctor who could easily see your notes, the patient's x-rays and many other things, so in the end he was able to get a lot of use out of the Apple viewer. He admits that he had previously operated with Microsoft's Hololens.

Apple Vision Pro and the health segment

The operation is not a surprise, given that Apple I had already detailed previously that their Vision Pro could be used in different surgeries.

At that time, those from Cupertino showed how the Apple Vision Pro was used with robot-assisted knee and hip surgery.

It seems that the topic of the Apple Vision Pro has gone down quite well among surgeons. In fact, a British neurosurgeon praised Apple's new headset as a “game changer” after he used it during spinal surgery.