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Detection of Surgical Instruments Based on Synthetic Training Data
ComputersDue to a significant shortage of healthcare staff, medical facilities are increasingly challenged by the need to deploy current staff more intensively, which can lead to significant complications for patients and staff.
Leon Wiese +4 more
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Cholecystectomy Surgical Instrument Detection Using Variants of YOLOv8 [PDF]
2024 35th Irish Signals and Systems Conference (ISSC), 2023 <p>As algorithms get better at their accuracy and computational efficiency, they invoke curiosity among the affected scientific communities to check if they can benefit from newer versions or not. Computer vision is one such domain that has observed rapid growth in terms of algorithmic advancements.
Muhammad Adil Raja +2 more
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A comparison of two CNN-based instrument detection approaches for automated surgical assistance systems [PDF]
Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering, 2023 The shortage of operating room technicians has led to a growing demand for automated systems in the OR to maintain the quality of care. Robotic scrub nurse (RSN) systems are increasingly being developed, which perform tasks such as handling instruments ...
Bajraktari Flakë +2 more
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Detection of surgical instruments based on Gaussian kernel [PDF]
Signal, Image and Video Processing, 2022 Abstract In minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery,it is of practical significance to quickly locate the location and category information of surgical instruments.It can remind medical personnel of irreversible injury caused to patients due to leaving surgical instruments after the operation.In this paper,Gaussian kernel is introduced into ...
Hongren Zhang, Shengsheng Wang
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Can surgical simulation be used to train detection and classification of neural networks? [PDF]
Healthcare Technology Letters, 2017 Computer-assisted interventions (CAI) aim to increase the effectiveness, precision and repeatability of procedures to improve surgical outcomes. The presence and motion of surgical tools is a key information input for CAI surgical phase recognition ...
Odysseas Zisimopoulos +7 more
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Real-Time Surgical Problem Detection and Instrument Tracking in Cataract Surgery [PDF]
Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2020 Surgical skill levels of young ophthalmologists tend to be instinctively judged by ophthalmologists in practice, and hence a stable evaluation is not always made for a single ophthalmologist. Although it has been said that standardizing skill levels presents difficulty as surgical methods vary greatly, approaches based on machine learning seem to be ...
Shoji Morita +4 more
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Highly sensitive rapid fluorescence detection of protein residues on surgical instruments [PDF]
Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 2006 There is a risk of contamination of surgical instruments by nfectious protein residues, in particular, prions which are the agents for Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease in humans. They are exceptionally resistant to conventional sterilization, therefore it is important to detect their presence as contaminants so that alternative cleaning procedures can be ...
В. И. Ковалев +3 more
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IEEE AccessReal-time surgical instrument detection is essential in computer-aided surgery systems for procedure identification, quality maintenance, and operation evaluation.
Yiping Shao, Zhilong Xu, Qicong Zhu
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Evaluation of Sensor Configurations for Robotic Surgical Instruments [PDF]
Sensors, 2015 Designing surgical instruments for robotic-assisted minimally-invasive surgery (RAMIS) is challenging due to constraints on the number and type of sensors imposed by considerations such as space or the need for sterilization.
Jesús M. Gómez-de-Gabriel +1 more
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Surgical Action Triplet Detection by Mixed Supervised Learning of Instrument-Tissue Interactions [PDF]
, 2023 Accepted at MICCAI, 2023.
Saurav Sharma +3 more
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