José Adorno/BGR Apple Vision Pro — Apple's mixed reality headset — seems to have found a good market in medicine, as it's just made history by being used to perform a cataract surgery. As explained by SightMD , an ophthalmology practitioner in the New England area, Dr. Eric Rosenberg performed the initial procedure in October 2025, and since then, several other cases have been performed using Apple's new platform. While it only made the news now, Dr. Rosenberg used an app he developed called ScopeXR, which helped him see the surgery in a deep, 3D view, while digital maps of the patient's body and test results appeared right in front of his eyes. While surgeons have used the Apple Vision Pro to help perform spinal surgery earlier, it's impressive that the mixed reality headset, which doesn't require users to touch any surface to interact with it, continues to be improved for several medical purposes.…