!['Having to be really still can be quite challenging' for young patients undergoing radiation therapy, researcher Susan Hiniker said.](https://www.techexplorist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/AVATAR.jpg)
Cancer radiotherapy can be a traumatic experience for pediatric patients, often requiring general anesthesia to keep them still during the procedure. However, a new study led by Stanford Medicine found that an audio-visual assisted therapeutic ambiance system, AVATAR, can significantly reduce the need for anesthesia by distracting children with engaging videos. The study’s findings suggest […]
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