Abstract: Assessing the Fisher, Millard, and Mohler Techniques of Cleft Lip Repair Surgery with Eye Tracking Technology | Zendy

Jeffrey W. Kwong | Zendy; Amee D. Azad | Zendy; Lawrence Cai | Zendy; H. Peter Lorenz | Zendy; Rohit K. Khosla | Zendy; Gordon K. Lee | Zendy; Rahim Nazerali | Zendy

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Abstract: Assessing the Fisher, Millard, and Mohler Techniques of Cleft Lip Repair Surgery with Eye Tracking Technology

Author(s) -

Jeffrey W. Kwong,

Amee D. Azad,

Lawrence Cai,

H. Peter Lorenz,

Rohit K. Khosla,

Gordon K. Lee,

Rahim Nazerali

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

plastic and reconstructive surgery global open

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.759

H-Index - 28

ISSN - 2169-7574

DOI - 10.1097/01.gox.0000546987.95774.12

Subject(s) - eye tracking , gaze , fixation (population genetics) , surgery , medicine , orthodontics , psychology , artificial intelligence , computer science , population , environmental health

PURPOSE: Cleft lip is one of the most common congenital anomalies in the world that can have severe consequences on a child’s social, functional, and emotional development. Eye-tracking technology offers an unbiased way to evaluate how viewers perceive the aesthetic outcome of cleft lip repairs. Here, we apply eye-tracking technology to compare how viewers with varying degrees of experience in plastic surgery assess the aesthetic quality of the Fisher, Millard, and Mohler cleft lip repair techniques.

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