Training in radiology using virtual reality techniques: a brief state of the art review
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State of the art; Radiology; Virtual reality; Training.Abstract
The diagnostic and interventional radiology fields make extensive use of images generated through X-rays. As an example, mammography can be mentioned as an exam based on this modality of imaging. The image acquisition procedure is performed by professionals who must be qualified to carry out the activity, as well as undergo refresher and/or refresher courses. In this way, training using Virtual Reality techniques has been widely used in the health area. Thus, this work presents a brief bibliographical review and the state of the art of computational systems that use Virtual Reality to train professionals in radiography.
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