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Koforidua, Ghana
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ASEKU was preparing for another medical visit by the end of February and went to another medical visit, was first convicted of 3D telemedis technology with computer screens on the back of a minibus.
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Those who are behind the local doctors and researchers, were behind the initiative developed by Microsoft, remotely, after surgery or operation, they said that the doctor’s lowest in the world will help medical consultations.
The project is building previously tested in Scotland and now works as a portable system with advanced lighting and camera updates.
Once inside the minibus, the cameras will capture the 3D model of each patient and the image is then projected to a large computer screen. Multiple doctors can join the consultation session and manipulate the 3D model to evaluate the patient.
“Mikroavtobusun arxasındakı fikir, bu, xüsusi xidmət etməyən uzaq kəndlərə səyahət etməyə icazə verməkdir … əvvəlcədən və ya post-post-post-post-post-post-post-post-cərrahi məsləhət vermək üçün, Spencer Fowers, Principal Fowers, Prinsipal Proqram Developer və Microsoft Tədqiqatında 3D-TELEMEDICINE layihəsi rəhbərliyi.
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The initiative also allows patients to give more than one idea. Doctors, Scotland and Brazil, said he was an experience in the ASEKU session.
“I see a large number of doctors here and very happy because the experience will come from each and maybe the problem will be a solution,” he said.
Researchers are the beginning of a broader project that can expand the service in the Koforidua Regional Hospital in Ghana Eastern region, which can expand the service and explore new use.
In recent years, especially since the Covid-19 pandemic, they saw the use of telemedis. Experts can benefit from such digital products to patients in Africa because such digital means to have so few specialists for 1.4 billion people.
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68-year-old George Opoku was sent to the capital Akkora-this teaching hospital – about 100 away from Koforidua Hospital – this is about 100 from Koforidua Hospital, which is a form of cancer in bones and soft tissues.
After hearing about 3D Telemedit’s Court, the doctor decided to note him for the process, protecting the additional costs and stress of a long-distance journey.
“This time I had to sit in a van and I had to present myself and myself to a doctor.” I have answered all the questions. “
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The main problem for the project is the lack of a common problem in the remote parts of Africa, a stable Internet.
Korle-This teacher hospital, technology helps patients in need of plastic surgery. A number of immature plastic surgeons often means consulting with different physicians during each trip to patients.
Dr. Kwame Darko, a consultant plastic surgeon, one of the main researchers in the hospital and the project, said he could give a chance to be seen by many doctors in a session.
According to Dr. Ahensan Dasebre, 3D technology, Dr. According to Ahensan Dasebre, the National Security COV on National Security Support and Burns Center in the National Security Director, which is not part of the project, can make a change elsewhere.
“In us, how many doctors are available to take care of a certain number of people,” he said.
“If someone is in a distant part of a city that has no access to these specialized services, but the doctor who applies to the doctor, this telemedis can use anything to achieve the best care.”
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