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Surgical robotics for esophageal cancer
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2018AbstractWe present an update on robotic techniques and their advantages and use in esophageal cancer surgery. Recent work has shown tremendous progress in robotic‐assisted minimally invasive esophagectomy (RAMIE) and lymphadenectomy for esophageal cancer, as well as benefits of robotic surgery in high upper esophageal tumors and T4b disease. We discuss
Peter P. Grimminger +5 more
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2023
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Robotic partial nephrectomy: surgical technique
BJU International, 2011What's known on the subject? and What does the study add? Robotic partial nephrectomy has equivalent oncological outcomes, and possibly better functional outcomes in the short‐to‐intermediate term, when compared to laparoscopic partial nephrectomy.
Shyam, Sukumar, Craig G, Rogers
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2018 Second International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Control Systems (ICICCS), 2018
Robotic surgery is a new technological innovation in health care. This new technology has gained enormous popularity. A gesture controlled surgical robotic nurse (SRN) is presented in this paper. The SRN assists the main surgeon in the operating room (OR). It passes the surgical instruments as and when required by the surgeon.
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Robotic surgery is a new technological innovation in health care. This new technology has gained enormous popularity. A gesture controlled surgical robotic nurse (SRN) is presented in this paper. The SRN assists the main surgeon in the operating room (OR). It passes the surgical instruments as and when required by the surgeon.
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Building a surgical robotics program
The American Journal of Surgery, 2004Building a strong institutional robotics program requires commitment from administrative and clinical departments. Here we present issues to be considered when developing such a program, including development of a pathway for introduction of the technology into patient care, team recruitment, creation of an objective-based curriculum, multispecialty ...
L Wiley, Nifong, W Randolph, Chitwood
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Human-Robot Interfaces in Autonomous Surgical Robots
2019This chapter addresses a very complex problem that can be expressed in a very simple form: is it possible to automate surgery? We believe that, if a solution can ever be approached, it would lie in the intersection of robotics, automation, and cognition, since factors such as experience, knowledge, and intuition are as important as mechanism design and
Fiorini P., Muradore R.
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Applications of Surgical Robotics
2015In Chap. 1, we described several applications for surgical robotics. Having discussed the building blocks for such systems in the preceding chapters, we will now return to the applications. In many cases, robotic systems were developed to improve existing surgical procedures, and not for new types of interventions.
Achim Schweikard, Floris Ernst
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