Live surgery or learn from top
professionals.
Because you can see how they work
and watch these top doctors demonstrating
different tools, techniques and procedures.
Ask the questions you have while the
surgeon is busy and hear his answers ‘live’.
Empower surgeons and other medical
professionals to learn and grow
with real cases from an OR or wetlab.
PRE-PRODUCTION
Intake on location
The technical meeting on location and objectives determine
the number of cameras and camera positions for the multicam.
We also integrate the medical equipment the surgeon
uses during the live surgery, giving us for instance an
inside view in the body of the patient or a look
at the heart monitor.
Technical AV-support
In the lecture room, we look at the possible setup:
beamer and screen, the number of TV-screens,
the number of microphones for the speakers…
Is there also a performant local system we can use?
That’s interesting for the budget afterwards…
We check on power supply, internet connections…
Why? Because the devil is in the detail…
A goal without a plan is a wish
Finally, we plan the installation date.
Usually this is the day before the medical conference
for both the lecture room(s) and the wetlab(s).
And the evening before for the operating theaters
in a hospital.
Everything is also extensively tested,
so we can start the next day without any worries.
PRODUCTION
Preparation is everything
The day before the conference, we install and test
our equipment so we can start the next morning
with confidence.
The morning of the event can be a bit stressful.
Speakers uploading their presentations for the day,
having a quick coffee, retesting the connections with the OR…
But once the background music floats through
the lecture room and the first PowerPoint is launched,
we are calm again and 100% ready to go.
Reliable AV-support
Medi-Cine provides full technical support for audio
and video in the lecture room.
Speakers present with wireless headphones or
handheld microphones. The PowerPoints are displayed
on all screens or just a selection of them.
We can easily integrate the company logo or
a waiting screen. We have 20 different inputs,
3 outputs and 6 auxiliary outputs on our video
mixing table and work in HD or UHD/4K.
Ask your questions
During a live surgery, there is a two-way communication
between the operating surgeon and the lecture room.
This offers an excellent training opportunity for
all participants. A moderator ensures interaction
between the public watching the surgery
and the lead surgeon in the OR.
In the operating theater, the surgeon
also has a loudspeaker and monitor, so he can follow
what is shown on the big screen in the lecture room
and hear what is said.
After service
The live surgeries are recorded.
On demand, we can edit them to a snackable
videobite of a couple of minutes, just showing
the highlights of the procedure.
Or we just transfer the raw recording to the organizer.
By the way, we fully respect patient privacy
and medical ethics. Our cameramen also know
how to behave in a sterile environment.
