Immersive training in cardiology : focus on coronary obstructions surgery process with virtual reality

Academic Year: 2024-2025

REPUBLIC OF BENIN MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH UNIVERSITY OF ABOMEY-CALAVI INSTITUTE OF TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN COMPUTER SCIENCE BP 526 Cotonou Tel: [phone] http://www.ifri-uac.net Courriel : [e-mail]

THESIS

for obtaining a

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science
Option: Internet and Multimedia

Presented by :

Adéfêmi Marie-Adelphe AGUESSY

Immersive training in cardiology:

focus on coronary obstructions surgery process with Virtual

Reality

Under the supervision of :

Engineer Lémec AHOUANDJINOU

Examination committee :

Maurice COMLAN	PhD (Associate Professor)	UAC	Chair
Linuse TIKPON	Engineer	UAC	Examiner
Lémec AHOUANDJINOU	Engineer	UAC	Rapporteur

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Summary

Dedication ii

Acknowledgements iii

Résumé iv

Abstract iv

List of Figures vi

List of Tables vii

List of Acronyms viii

Glossary ix

Introduction 2

1 State of Art 4

2 Conception and technical choices 18

3 Presentation of the solution and discussions 26

Conclusion 33

Bibliography 34

Webography 35

Contents 39

Dedication

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To

My father, Adéchokpè Philippe AGUESSY My mother, Gisèle METONWANOU

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Acknowledgements

We express our sincere gratitude to all those who, directly or indirectly, contributed to the completion of this work:

· God, our Creator, the Most Merciful, for granting us the health, strength, inspiration, and perseverance needed throughout this journey;

· Professor Eugène C. EZIN, Director of the Institute for Training and Research in Computer Science (IFRI), for his insightful advice and invaluable guidance throughout our undergraduate studies;

· Professor Gaston G. EDAH, Deputy Director of IFRI, for his continuous support during these three years of training;

· Our supervisor, Engineer Lémec AHOUANDJINOU, for his availability, rigor, and willingness to share his knowledge throughout the development of this project;

· Dr. Burçin ÜNAL, Head of Communication & Design Department at Alanya University, for her kind support and guidance during our exchange semester in Alanya;

· Dr Hugues DOGOU, Cardiologist at the Departmental University Hospital Center of Parakou, for his medical expertise;

· My younger brother, Déo-Gratias, for his constant and invaluable support;

· My seniors, Nicos HOUNVIO and Lazare FAGBOHOUN, for their emotional and technical support throughout our undergraduate studies;

· Mr. Parisius Dorian HOUESSOU, Dr. Gervais AFFOGNON, Dr. Adelphe ADAMBADJI and Mrs Eugenie HOUNGBO for their insightful technical advice and unwavering support;

· The administration and entire teaching staff of IFRI, for the quality of the training provided and their professional guidance;

· All the staff of IFRI, for their dedication to providing a conducive environment for learning and academic success;

· My family, friends, and all those who contributed through their support, encouragement, and inspiration to the success of this work;

· Finally, to all those who, through their daily commitment, inspire change, kindness, and progress in their communities.

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