首页|Department of Surgery Reports Findings in Surgical Technology (The stress for su rgeons: exploring stress entities with the robotic senhance surgical system)
Department of Surgery Reports Findings in Surgical Technology (The stress for su rgeons: exploring stress entities with the robotic senhance surgical system)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News-New research on Surgery-Surgical Tec hnology is the subject of a report. According to news reporting originating in W esel, Germany, by NewsRx journalists, research stated, "Robotic surgery is on it s way to revolutionizing traditional surgical procedures, offering precise and m inimally invasive techniques hypothesized to shorten recovery times and improve patient outcomes. While there have been multiple publications on robotic systems ' medical and procedural achievements, more emphasis should be put on the surgeo n's experience, especially in comparison with laparoscopic surgery." The news reporters obtained a quote from the research from the Department of Sur gery, "The present report aims to systematically examine the stress impact on su rgeons by comparing the robotic Senhance Surgical System (Asensus Surgical, Durh am, North Carolina, U.S.A) to laparoscopic surgery. The wellestablished ‘SURG-T LX' survey is used to measure distinct stress entities. The ‘SURG-TLX' survey is a modified version of the NASA-TLX, validated for surgery by M. Willson. Based on a comprehensive database from six centers encompassing various disciplines an d surgical procedures, our analysis indicates significantly reduced ‘overall str ess' levels for robotic (cockpit) compared to laparoscopic surgeons. Exploring t he ‘SURG-TLX' stress dimensions further between methods (robotic vs. laparoscopi c) and surgeon position (laparoscopic, (robotic) bedside, or (robotic) cockpit) resulted in significantly more Mental (p.value <0.015), le ss Physical Demands (p.value <0.001) and less Distraction (p.value <0.009) for robotic surgery, especially regarding the robotic cockpit surgeons."
WeselGermanyEuropeEmerging Technol ogiesHealth and MedicineMachine LearningMedical DevicesRoboticsRobotsSurgerySurgical SystemSurgical Technology
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