SURGICAL
A Systematic Literature Review of Computer Support for Surgical Interventions
Ricardo Buettner, Kai Wannenwetsch, Daniel Loskan
- Year
- 2020
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Computer-assisted surgical procedures have become a major part of the development of robotics and medicine. These treatments can offer many benefits, such as a shorter recovery time, and improved quality and accuracy of diagnoses. We reviewed computer support literature for surgical interventions included in top peer-reviewed journals and conferences. Based on the review, we identify areas which are ready for computer support in surgical interventions and show future research needs.
Keywords
Psychological interventionComputer scienceMedical diagnosisQuality (philosophy)Systematic reviewMedicineMedical educationMEDLINEMedical physicsNursing
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