SURGICAL
Feasibility of Team Training in Virtual Reality for Robot-Assisted Minimally Invasive Surgery
Nicklas Christensen, Oliver Gyldenberg Hjermitslev, Niclas H. Stjernholm, Frederik Falk, Atanas Nik Nikolov, Martin Kraus, Johan Poulsen, Jane Petersson
- Year
- 2018
- Citations
- 9
Abstract
The rate of evolution of surgical robotics has continuously increased since its inception. Training and experience with the robots is a key factor to successful operations but training is time-consuming and expensive, as the equipment used is expensive and has a short life-time.
Keywords
Virtual realityRobotComputer scienceInvasive surgeryTraining (meteorology)Medical roboticsAugmented realityRobotic surgeryHaptic technologyHuman–computer interaction
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