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Surgery is a word that sounds daunting to almost everyone. For those for whom medicine is a profession, it is a challenge, the need to do the job in the best possible way.
Simulators are available to teach complex surgical procedures, but they are expensive, often located in medical facilities, difficult to access and very limited. The Touch Surgery application was created in order to make it possible to practice complex surgical procedures of all kinds. It is completely free, very detailed, high quality and accessible to any user Android.
Touch Surgery is based more on computer graphics than video. Of course, a video in such an application would provide more realism, but it is often difficult to see and understand what is happening in it. And here Touch Surgery is fully revealed: you comprehend successively each step in the operation, which is demonstrated in an extremely accessible way. The fabrics are shown in different colors, so you can easily understand what's going on. Even if you are a person who has nothing to do with medicine and surgery in particular, the application is still interesting to play with, it is very informative even for a layman.
In addition, the experience of interacting with such an application in a potential patient removes some of the fear and uncertainty about a future operation. Having become virtually acquainted with the future, a person will be able to better understand what will happen to his body, and to some extent will be able to prepare mentally.
The Touch Surgery app has 1.5 million users worldwide. It is absolutely free, and after downloading it, you can also download one of more than 75 procedures for free (they will take up some amount of memory on your phone). The creators of the application are not going to stop there and plan to expand, increasing their database.
“With our apps and over 1.5 million users, we've made great progress. This means that we already have the world's largest virtual surgical community. We operate on a completely different level compared to other solutions for training surgeons … In recent years, we have focused on gaining a complete understanding of surgical procedures – how they are performed and how surgeons make decisions in the operating room, says Andre Chow, co-founder of Touch Surgery. “Our goal is to 'return' to the operating room and apply our technology to help practicing surgeons. '
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