- Title Information
- Title
- Interactive instrument-driven image display improves efficiency in laparoscopic surgery
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- Ha, Austin Y.
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- Brown University. Alpert Medical School
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- Fallon, Eleanor A.
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- Rhode Island Hospital
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- Merck, Derek L.
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- Rhode Island Hospital. Department of Medical Imaging
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- Ciullo, Sean S.
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- Rhode Island Hospital
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- Luks, Francois I.
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- Rhode Island Hospital
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- 2016
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- eng
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- Medical Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
- Abstract
- Laparoscopy revolutionized the field of surgery by reducing procedural morbidity, facilitating recovery, and accelerating discharge from the hospital. However, its main limitation is that all members of the surgical team rely on a single image, often controlled by the most inexperienced member. We developed and tested a software program that allows zooming and centering of the endoscopic video feed on individual instruments, each labeled with a color signal near its tip. We hypothesized that this program will improve efficiency and accuracy of laparoscopy.
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- Laparoscopic surgery
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- Study and teaching
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License
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- 10.26300/g3by-f060