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AR X-Ray Scatter Visualizer

Augmented Reality Microsoft HoloLens 1 C# Radiation Safety

An augmented reality application on the Microsoft HoloLens 1 that visualizes scattered x-ray to improve education and awareness of scattered radiation in interventional suites.

HoloLens view of scattered x-ray particles rising above a patient model on an operating table, with a dosage heat map panel and on/off toggle
Role
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Lab
Incubator for Medical Mixed Reality (IMMERS), Stanford
Timeline
2019 – 2020
Tech
HoloLens 1, C#

Overview

My first foray into medical development was an AR solution to visualize scattered x-ray in an operating suite. It sparked my curiosity for the field and showed me I could build solutions that may transform healthcare.

Why it matters

This proof-of-concept could help minimize unnecessary x-ray dosage for operating staff and patients by making invisible scattered radiation visible.

Outcome

The project resulted in a poster presentation.

More work

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