da vinci Flashcards

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what are some critics towards robotic surgery?

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  • complicated
  • learning curve
  • expensive
  • not superior
  • not needed
  • just marketing
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what are the challenges in minimally invasive surgery?

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  • reduced degrees of freedom
  • limited operating field
  • leverage effects
  • axial instruments
  • space and depth assessment
  • video eye-hand coordination
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what are the components of the DaVinci robot? main function?

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  • console (2): where the surgeon is
  • vision cart
  • patient cart: 4 arms for instruments/camera
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4
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4 characteristics of the intruments

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  • natural movements
  • like human hand
  • smaller
  • more flexible
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5
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what is one optional device that we can attach to the console?

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simulator -> exercises with scores, cloud based

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6
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what are the 5 steps in the fundamentals setup of the robot?

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1) port placement
2) deploy for docking
3) drive laser lines to endoscope port
4) perform targeting
5) perform manual arm adjustements

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7
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give 6 technical advantages of the robot

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  • best endoscopic camera
  • fluorescence integrated
  • more flexible than laparascopy
  • comfortable for surgeon
  • teaching console
  • no tremor
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give 6 limitations of the robot

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  • no haptic feedback
  • just a manipulator (doesn’t do everything by itself)
  • cost
  • limited to one company
  • another learning curve
  • more prep before surgery
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9
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give examples of complex surgeries that could be performed with the DaVinci

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  • esophagus
  • complex hernias
  • colon and rectum
  • pancreas
  • liver
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what is the difference between the learning curve of robotics vs laparascopy?

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the robotics curve starts higher than the other, but the intersecting point is at 41 cases -> OR time becomes lower for robotics

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what is the problem regarding research in robotic surgery? some reasons for the lack of evidence?

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  • only a few randomized trials
  • not good quality evidence
  • many unanswered questions
  • often conflict of interest
  • good results without the robot
  • development is in small steps
  • often the wrong questions asked in the trials/ groups too small
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12
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what is one way we could overcome the problem of the limited randomized trials?

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enrol as many parameters as possible in data bases -> perform large data base analysis (possible problem of personal data protection)

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13
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where does the DaVinci save money?

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less material to be bought, shorter hospital stays, lower cost per case because high case volume

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what are the advantages of having competitors for the robot market?

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  • costs will decrease
  • more and faster innovation
  • more choices
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how could AI assist robotic surgery in the future?

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  • recognize anatomy and situations
  • warn / clues
  • assist with camera
  • help with navigation
  • semiautonome surgeries
  • complete autonome surgeries
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