A medical student's promising new technology device means surgeons will be able to keep their eyes trained on their patients.
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"Florence Doo, a second-year medical student at Oakland University, has her hands full.
Not with school, although that certainly keeps her busy, but with starting and growing a medical device company that plans to use Google Glass to deliver heads-up displays to surgeons.
The benefit? Surgeons don't have to take their eyes off their patients during procedures to look around at video screens scattered around the operating room displaying the information they need.
Surgeons can pull up important images such as CAT scans — and even transmit images of the operation in progress for teaching purposes — all while keeping their eyes on the task at hand."
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