Virtual reality planning in elective aneurysm surgery
Greuter et al., Frontiers in Surgery (2025). Retrospective cohort of 159 patients and 163 aneurysms.
Paper: Minimally invasive approaches using virtual reality planning in elective aneurysm surgery.
What the comparison showed
In the published comparison, the approximate 35% and 21% figures are associations: a smaller craniotomy area and a shorter hospital stay. They are not evidence that VR planning caused those differences.
35%
Smaller craniotomy
21%
Shorter hospital stay
Individual outcomes may vary.
Study scope
- The study does not show that the same differences occur with a glasses-free 3D monitor.
- The publication does not identify a current SpectoMED software version.
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