Device-tissue interactions: a collaborative communications system.

Edward Chekan, Richard L Whelan, Alexander H Feng
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Medical devices, including surgical staplers, energy-based devices, and access enabling devices, are used routinely today in the majority of surgical procedures. Although these technically advanced devices have proved to be of immense benefit to both surgeons and patients, their rapid development and continuous improvement have had the unintended consequence of creating a knowledge gap for surgeons due to a lack of adequate training and educational programs. Thus, there is an unmet need in the surgical community to collect existing data on device-tissue interactions and subsequently develop research and educational programs to fill this gap in surgical training. Gathering data and developing these new programs will require collaboration between doctors, engineers, and scientists, from both clinical practice and industry. This paper presents a communications system to enable this unique collaboration that can potentially result in significantly improved patient care.

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设备-组织交互:一个协作通信系统。
医疗设备,包括外科订书机、能量设备和访问设备,目前在大多数外科手术中常规使用。尽管这些技术先进的设备已被证明对外科医生和患者都有巨大的好处,但由于缺乏足够的培训和教育计划,它们的快速发展和不断改进产生了意想不到的后果,即为外科医生创造了知识差距。因此,在外科社区中,收集设备与组织相互作用的现有数据,并随后开发研究和教育计划,以填补手术培训中的这一空白,这是一个未满足的需求。收集数据和开发这些新项目需要临床实践和工业界的医生、工程师和科学家之间的合作。本文提出了一个通信系统,以实现这种独特的协作,这可能会显著改善患者的护理。
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