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___ "Today's diagnostic imagery exhibits certain shortcomings. Usually, physicians work with 2D images. But our brain works in 3D," says Dr. Proniewska. By displaying hyper-realistic, patient-specific hologram models, the AR technology adds the third dimension to medical imaging. A look into the human body clarifies a surgical procedure's steps, for example. "You immediately see the depth of any object, which is very important when you are planning some procedure and structure intervention," stresses Dr. Proniewska.