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Abstract: Craniofacial Surgical Planning with Augmented Reality: Accuracy of Linear 3D Cephalometric Measurements on 3D Holograms

CONCLUSION: The treatment of migraines requires a multidisciplinary, collaborative approach. The GON can be found approximately 20 mm deep to the skin where it exits the semispinalis muscle, an important consideration when performing targeted injection, diagnostic nerve blocks, and/or migraine surgery. Nerve position may be affected by BMI and gender, which should be considered prior to injection and/or dissection. When performing bilateral interventions, nerve position may differ between sides, particularly with respect to lateral distance from midline. Differences in this study compared to previous cadaver studies may reflect the inclusion of live subjects in prone position compared to cadaver specimens.