The Surgical Assistant Workstation
Vagvolgyi Balazs, DiMaio Simon, Deguet Anton, Kazanzides Peter, C. Hasser, Taylor Russell
- Year
- 2008
- Citations
- 8
Abstract
The Surgical Assistant Workstation (SAW) is a software development framework that can be used to develop new applications in robot-assisted surgery with augmented visualization. Robot-assisted laparoscopic surgery and micro-surgery as presented by the da Vinci telerobotic system and the Johns Hopkins Steady Hand, respectively can be improved by providing fully-integrated image guidance and information-enhanced intra-operative assistance to the surgical team and to the surgeon in particular. This paper describes several use case applications of the SAW framework, as well as a novel user interface library being developed to support 3D interactive menu systems and overlays for surgical guidance.
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