With so many problems from botched surgeries you would think a patient would be able to request this.
In: Technology
Video guy here. Lately I’ve been doing training videos, installing orthodontic appliances in people’s mouths. It’s very difficult to shoot properly, and the client’s blown away that I can do it. [I use an 8′ Kessler Crane](https://kesslercrane.com/products/kc-8-crane) among other things.
So how would you make video of surgeries, in a way that wouldn’t compromise safety, piss of the prima-donna surgeon, and be clear enough to show if any mistakes were made? Getting a video camera to look down inside incisions, hanging a camera over the table but having it low enough to properly frame, to clearly see procedures while lots of head/hands/towels/sponges are in the way? You’d only really do that if you *needed* a video of it, say for training or something.
Latest Answers