Telemedicine · video archive
A surgical technique described in a journal is not a surgical technique you have watched.
Public productions from the studio: international otology broadcasts linking operating rooms, moderators and viewers across countries, and one stereoscopic experiment in whether depth teaches surgery better than a flat picture. All of them free to watch, which was the point of building the thing.
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Live broadcast · 17 May 2022
International otology broadcast linking operating rooms, moderators and viewers across countries. Surgery, commentary and questions all moving live, in both directions, for a full working day.
WatchLive broadcast · 18 May 2022
The second day of the same broadcast. Two consecutive days is the hard part: everything that held on day one has to hold again, with a different theatre list and a different audience.
WatchStereoscopic production · Archive
A stereoscopic side-by-side production, made to find out whether spatial video could teach ear surgery better than a flat image. Stapes surgery is millimetre work; depth is not decoration in it.
WatchInternational otology broadcasts linking operating rooms, moderators and viewers across countries.
Public online educational formats built around international endoscopic and specialist collaboration.
A historical stereoscopic side-by-side surgical production, experimenting with spatial medical video.
There is no second take. Cameras in theatre, microscope and endoscope feeds, theatre audio, a surgeon narrating while operating, and questions from the audience arriving back in the room — all of it crossing a hospital network built for records rather than media, which nobody will let you reconfigure on the day.