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Thanks to the virtual twin, surgeons can practice procedures on exact replicas of their patients before the actual operation begins and medical students can learn in real-life conditions.
The simulations will help surgeons choose the most appropriate sutures and materials for each patient ahead of medical procedures, helping to relieve pain, ensure fast healing and deliver the best surgical outcomes while significantly cutting down on wasted materials.

Virtual twins can also educate and empower patients by explaining the impact of the disease and the treatment options on one’s body.

Virtual twins can advance scientific innovation through unlimited modeling and biorealistic simulation, to evaluate and test potential impacts on the human body, all before physical manufacturing.
Companies can develop new devices to gather patient data and medical teams can work together in order to get a comprehensive view of a patient’s body, from its DNA to its organism as a whole. With a better knowledge of a patient’s specific condition come more efficient treatments.

Through virtual clinical trials, new medicines and vaccines are developed faster and more efficiently, with reduced risks for patients. With this approach, life sciences companies can test and refine ideas, treatments, products and processes in the computer, considerably shortening the development period and lowering the number of physical resources necessary for the trial.