Surgeons test High-Tech glasses vs ultrasound for broken ribs
NCT ID NCT07243808
Summary
This study compares two methods surgeons use to find broken ribs before fixing them. Researchers will test whether mixed reality (using special glasses to see a 3D map on the patient) is more accurate and faster than traditional ultrasound for marking the fracture location. The study will involve 30 adults with multiple broken ribs who need surgery.
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