A virtual reality window to brain operations for aspiring neurosurgeons in S’pore


(From left) Lin, Choo and Dr Chen, a consultant neurosurgeon from the National Neuroscience Institute (NNI). Singapore’s NNI is working with Kyalio to continually develop bite-sized VR modules of about five to 10 minutes, distilling real-life neurosurgical cases into learning material. — DESMOND WEE/The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Aspiring neurosurgeons now have an additional resource – an immersive virtual reality (VR) experience of brain operations.

These VR modules – recorded, edited and programmed into an online library by Singapore-based technology startup Kyalio – give viewers a first-person look at brain operative anatomy and teach them surgical techniques as if they were inside the operating theatre.

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