University of Illinois

Vassol Inc.

Immersivetouch, Inc.

Fady T Charbel

Meide Zhao

Anthony Curcio

Marlyn E Clark

Fady Charbel, Ii

Sepideh Amin-Hanjani

Cristian J Luciano

P Pat Banerjee

Noam Alperin

Jie Jiang

Lewis Sadler

Francis Loth

Ali Alaraj

M E Clark

Francis Quek

The present technology relates to systems, methods and devices for haptically-enabled virtual reality simulation of cerebral aneurysm clipping, wherein a user uses two physical stations during the simulation. The first station is a haptic and augmented reality station, and the second station is a haptic and virtual reality station.

Haptic augmented and virtual reality system for simulation of surgical procedures

A method and system are disclosed for evaluating symptomatic vertebrobasilar disease VBD which uses quantitative hemodynamic assessment in order to identify patients at high risk for stroke and provide appropriate guidance for intervention. Patients with symptomatic VBD may be considered for intervention to provide blood flow augmentation if evidence of sufficient flow compromise is present as defined by specific flow criteria, and treated medically otherwise.

Method and system for evaluating vertebrobasilar disease

A method and apparatus are provided for modeling circulation in a living subject. The method includes the steps of developing a model for living subjects in general and correcting the model to substantially conform to the overall cerebral physiology of the living subject. The method further includes the step of calculating a cerebral flow of the living subject based upon the corrected model and a selected cerebral blood flow perturbation.

Method and system for 3D blood vessel localization

A method and system are disclosed for evaluating symptomatic VBD which uses quantitative hemodynamic assessment in order to identify patients at high risk for stroke and provide appropriate guidance for intervention. Patients with symptomatic VBD may be considered for intervention to provide blood flow augmentation if evidence of sufficient flow compromise is present as defined by specific flow criteria, and treated medically otherwise.

Patient specific circulation model

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Fady T Charbel