ImmersiveTouch is introducing VR surgery to India, one of the world’s largest marketplaces for precision healthcare services. Further, the All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi will deploy ImmersiveTouch’s new metaverse digital surgery technology.

Through its immersive VR platform, ImmersiveTouch is currently helping doctors to gain higher precision and consistency of care by using technology to replicate each patient’s specific pathology in 3D. Meanwhile, the company’s own platform includes surgery planning, training, and patient involvement tools.

The Mission Rehearsal VR platform from ImmersiveTouch turns 2D data into a digital twin of the patient. Which is giving surgeons clear views of the target anatomy from all angles and high-fidelity access to surgical planning tools. The ImmersiveSim platform virtually takes physicians into the heart of an operating room for procedure rehearsal, clinical performance enhancement, and training in augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR).

The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is India’s most prestigious hospital and medical institution. Furthermore, it is 23rd in CEOWORLD magazine’s Best Medical Schools in the World, with a special mention in Newsweek’s 2020 Best Hospitals in the World.

Furthermore, Dr. Deepak Gupta, Professor of Neurosurgery at AIIMS, remarked; “We could see, feel, and analyze related tissue, debate anatomy, and explore surgical paths”. Indeed, “the ImmersiveTouch technology was utilized by our team of over forty doctors from pediatric neurosurgery, anesthesia, plastic surgery, and cardiovascular sciences to rehearse the procedure numerous times and develop the most successful surgical roadmap.”

ImmersiveTouch’s founder and CEO, Pat Banerjee, says; “We dedicate to improving surgical planning, training, and collaboration for the next generation of surgeons. It’s a huge accomplishment for India’s largest medical institution to see the value of our product for its world-class physicians,”. Thus, “We are looking forward to continued adoption in the country.”

For MetaNews.