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Dr. Mortman GWUH - COVID-19 Patient VR Flythrough 2

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A 360° Virtual Reality fly-through showing the extent of damage to the lungs (yellow) from COVID-19 for a patient seen by Dr. Keith Mortman at George Washington University Hospital. Made with Surgical Theater technology. (video v2) Link to an interview of Dr. Mortman talking about this case and the technology: https://www.gwhospital.com/resources/podcasts/covid19-vr-technology For media related inquiries, please contact: Tina Badat Director of Marketing at Surgical Theater tbadat@surgicaltheater.net

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