Why 3D Microscope Visualization Enriches Surgical ENT Education

Otological surgery is a spatially complex procedure due to the intricate microanatomy of the structures involved. Due to the deep location of the relevant anatomy and underlying pathology, 3D visualization or stereoscopic vision of the operating field is essential to achieving optimal outcomes in ENT surgery. The common 2D visualization in ENT surgical education with the use of a monocular for student observation of the surgical field has always presented a major teaching challenge. The introduction of 3D teaching in ENT surgery training has significantly improved surgical otolaryngologist education in the operating room.

About the White Paper

In our white paper, Dr. John Hamilton, our expert in ENT surgery and training, explains the importance and advantages of 3D visualization in surgical otolaryngologist education. You will learn about the advantages of 3D visualization in the operating room for the entire surgical team.