Kyle Bodily ME 537 April 24, 2013
Purpose Enable surgeons to perform delicate and complex operations using a few tiny incisions with increased vision, precision, dexterity and control. [1]
System
Robot Information FDA cleared for use in 2000 [1] HD vision on one arm Scaled, filtered movements Four 8-axis arms Euler set EndoWrist
Surgical Specialties Urology Gynecology Cardiothoracic General Surgery Colorectal Head & Neck
Equipment Surgeon console Patient-side cart EndoWrist Instruments 3D HD vision
Surgeon Console Seated and more comfortable Natural control position below display Precise scaled hand, wrist, and finger movements 3D HD display with digital zoom /products/davinci_surgical_syst em/#components
Patient-Side Cart Three surgical arms Fourth arm for vision system Fixed rotation points increase precision No automation: surgeon input required Safety checks
EndoWrist Instruments Full range of motion Specific instruments Incisions Clamping Suturing Quick-release exchange ducts/davinci_surgical_system/featu res_benefits/instrumentation.html
3D HD Vision System 3D projection for surgeon 10x digital zoom Separate display for assistants al.com/products/davinci_ surgical_system/features _benefits/ gical_system/features_be nefits/3Dvision.html
Advantages Seated Precise, filtered movements Two surgeons in same space
Limitations No haptic feedback [2] Slower instrument exchange time $2.5 million initial cost [3] $100,000/year maintenance Only one camera
Conclusion Minimally invasive surgeries Bariatric surgeries for obese patients Help to eliminate some surgeon error High cost Only practical for large surgical institutions
References [1] Intuitive Surgical. products/davinci_surgical_system/ [2] All about robotic surgery. surgery.com/hapticfeedback.html [3] The Slow Rise of the Robot Surgeon the-slow-rise-of-the-robot-surgeon/page/2/
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