On the design and implementation of a mixed-platform collaborative virtual RAS planner

Author:

Palma Belén1,Portalés Cristina1,Coma Immaculada1,Gimeno Jesús1,Casas Sergio1

Affiliation:

1. University of Valencia

Abstract

Abstract Robotic Assisted Surgery (RAS) represents an important step forward in the field of minimally invasive surgery. However, the learning curve of RAS is steep, and a systematic planning of surgical robot setups should be performed to leverage the features of RAS. For this reason, in this paper we show the design and implementation of a mixed-platform collaborative application, creating an interactive virtual shared environment that simulates RAS during the surgery planning phase. The proposed application allows one or more experts to plan together the different phases of an RAS-based surgical procedure, while integrating different levels of immersion to enhance computer-assisted training. We have tested our application with a total of four domain experts. Our results show that experts found the system excellent in terms of usability and useful to prepare and discuss surgical planning with RAS.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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