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cord-266764-q2vtrs95	Munusamy, Thangaraj	Telemedicine via Smart Glasses in Critical Care of the Neurosurgical Patient – A COVID-19 Pandemic Preparedness and Response in Neurosurgery	2020-09-18		.txt	text/plain	4118	233	50	title: Telemedicine via Smart Glasses in Critical Care of the Neurosurgical Patient – A COVID-19 Pandemic Preparedness and Response in Neurosurgery The goal of our study was to determine if telemedicine delivered through smart glasses was feasible and effective in an alternative method of conducting ward round on neurocritical care patients during the pandemic. A virtual ward round was first conducted remotely by a specialist who received real-time audiovisual information from a resident wearing smart glasses integrated with telemedicine. Conclusions Virtual ward rounds using telemedicine via smart glasses on neurosurgical patients in critical care were feasible, effective and widely accepted as an alternative to physical ward rounds during the COVID-19 pandemic. By using the smart glasses, specialists monitoring the ward rounds were able to direct residents and junior staff members through the routine daily review of patients requiring critical care.	./cache/cord-266764-q2vtrs95.txt	./txt/cord-266764-q2vtrs95.txt