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Remote Stereo Surgery Viewing: Stanford to Sydney

Explore the possibilities of viewing real surgeries remotely in stereo, from Stanford, USA to Sydney, Australia. Discover the requirements and benefits of stereo video transfer and assess the technology's impact on teaching and learning. Share your interest in regularly accessing remote live surgery events.

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Remote Stereo Surgery Viewing: Stanford to Sydney

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  1. Viewing real surgery remotely in stereo Stanford OR to Sydney, Australia

  2. Stanford Operating Room as seen from Sydney

  3. Requirements for Stereo Video Transfer Traffic graphs from AARNet, based on router logs at the Seattle POP.

  4. Did the technologysupportthe teaching & learning? If a 45-60 minutes session (remote live surgery event) were readily available to you at your hospital (e.g. once a month) on a topic in your surgical area of interest, how likely would you be to watch it? Definitely Not Not Very Definitely would not Likely Sure Likely Would 0 0 1 1 3

  5. Designing environments that optimize learning

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