VII) Endoscopy Flashcards

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What kind of therapy is Endoscopy ?

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A minimal invasive therapy

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2
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How can Endoscopy can allow diagnosis ?

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Via vidéo monitoring and biopsy

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What is the material for stuff endoscope and which advantages and disadvantages it presents ?

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Glass fibers
Can bring them in and the handle bar can tell you where the front is(good knowledge about orientation)
They are stiff so they don’t get around the curve with them.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of flexible endoscopes ?

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Can go around the curve

If they are long enough and you try to turn it at the end you don’t know the orientation.

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5
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For which indications endoscopy for the diagnosis in the small intestine is made ?

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Chronic inflammation, crohn disease, bleeding, chronic diarrhea.

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6
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What challenges surround small intestine endoscopy ?

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Long distance from both anal and oral orifices
3m long
Many convolutions

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7
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What might be the advantages of capsule endoscopy ?

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Small, can handle through, can get images.

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What are the challenges of capsule endoscopy ?

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We have to know where it is, not to create more damages during surgical way. In a technical way : packaging

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9
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What kind of sensors and actuators would we like to have ?

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Ph, glucose, inflammation markers…etc

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What is the concept of smart pills ?

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Swallowable pill with battery, camera, light and data transmission. It comes with an extra corporal receiver, a central visualization computer for localisation recovery and video data processing. (25 may 2000)

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Site example of smart pill

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Mouth to anus (M2A) by given imaging. Localization of the pill via extra corporal sensors and a hip belt but battery lasted only for 6h

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What are the 8 components of the capsule

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Optical window
Lens holder
Lens 
Led for illumination 
CMOS camera 
Battery
Transmitter ASIC
Antenna
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What are the component for the recording system of smart pills

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Hip belt
Batteries
Recording unit
8 antennae

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What is the role of the workstation for smart pills ?

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Download data from recorder
Calculation of the position of pictures
Merging pictures into a movie
Display data

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15
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What is the time for recording with smart pills ?

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8 to 10 hours

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16
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What was the aim of the Vector (versatile endoscopic capsule for gastrointestinal tumOr recognition and therapy

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More sensors : self propelling robot in the body, tools for diagnosis AND intervention, data transmission to extra corporal station. Biopsy needle to analyse later on, added in the capsule.

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Describe the system components of the VECTOR

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Envisioned size 2cm(2)
Several suds items to be integrated: power supply , sensors, wireless communication module, vision system, actuators, surgical tools.
Modular system

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What are the tasks and challenges surrounding VeCtor ?

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Power supply (nrj storage, wireless energy supply or additional sensors and actuators need power)
Data acquisition an telemetry (flexible substrate, robust transmission protocol needed, high data rate, body atténuâtes the signal)
Locomotion (still câble bound) but have to be small enough to enter entestine but large enough to move correctly
19
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Site some further tasks and challenges for VeCtor

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Sensors for diagnosis, tissue sampling, interventional actuators, camera and illumination, system integration (packaging and assembly), navigation, regulatory affairs, market survey, approval, clinical trial , reimbursement and training of users.