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Siemens Reveals Kinect Based Hands-Free Radiological Image Browser

Siemens Healthcare revealed a radiological image browser that uses Microsoft Kinect technology to allow hands-free manipulation of the images at RSNA 2011, according to a Medgadget report.

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Friday, December 2nd, 2011

The technology would allow surgeons to operate the image browser themselves during a procedure without compromising sterility.

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