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This paper discusses the integration of Shaders in a Virtual Reality framework named CyberMed, showing how this could enhance the system's realism by making it possible to include advanced Computer Graphics (CG) techniques. CyberMed's current and future structures are shown in this paper, emphasizing the new classes, which are responsible for Shader activities and generating some necessary CG functionalities.