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The video discusses a new 3D imaging technology developed in Denmark that aids surgeons in performing complex heart surgeries on infants. This system, created by Ole Chromin Hanson and Systematic, converts MRI scans into 3D models, allowing detailed exploration of a child's heart. It serves as a planning tool, a training aid, and a means to explain procedures to parents. The technology, once nearly abandoned, is now a cost-effective solution embraced by the medical community. It played a crucial role in the successful surgery of an 18-month-old named Casper.

In what ways does the new imaging technique benefit parents of infants undergoing heart surgery?

What was the outcome of the operation for baby Casper, and how did the virtual reality heart technique contribute?