Researchers have developed a novel marker-free augmented reality (AR) system to improve the precision of tumor resection surgery, particularly for head and neck cancers. The system maps positive margin locations from a scanned specimen onto the patient's resection bed, addressing the challenge of correlating pathological findings with surgical sites. In cadaveric trials, the AR guidance significantly reduced margin localization error compared to verbal guidance or specimen examination alone, demonstrating its potential for more accurate tumor removal. AI
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