SURGICAL
Robotic surgical system integrated with advanced electronic tracking
Bradford R. Lilly, K. Shenai, Goel Vijay, Ashok Biyani
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
Described within is a system for performing a minimally invasive, wireless robotic surgery. To facilitate this means, an advanced electro-magnetic tracking system is used in place of the standard optical tracking systems. This technique will decrease overall radiation, both to the surgeon as well as the patient. Overall accuracy of the procedure will also be increased, thusly increasing the success rate while also decreasing overall time for the surgery.
Keywords
Tracking (education)Computer scienceTracking systemInvasive surgeryWirelessRobotic surgeryRobotMedical physicsArtificial intelligenceSurgery
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