Introduction to the Robotic System
Fig. 2.1 The da Vinci® Surgical System with its main components (courtesy of Intuitive Surgical, Inc.) The shared core technology of all systems offers the following distinguished features: Physical separation…
Fig. 2.1 The da Vinci® Surgical System with its main components (courtesy of Intuitive Surgical, Inc.) The shared core technology of all systems offers the following distinguished features: Physical separation…
Fig. 37.1 Operative setup with the master–slave surgical robotic platform. The surgeon and control panel (master unit) are separate from patient and robotic arms (slave unit). This is the basic…
Fig. 13.1 Position of the ports during a robotic-assisted pancreatoduodenectomy in male (a) and female (b). The camera port (C) is placed to the right of the umbilicus. Robotic ports…
Fig. 7.1 (a) Layout of the external anatomy of the lower chest wall. (b) Introduction of 12-mm assistant port at confluence of anterior 10th intercostal muscle and diaphragm. (c) Port…
Fig. 8.1 Patient positioning We do not routinely use arterial lines, central lines, Foley catheters, or epidurals. The avoidance of the commonly used devices above quickens the operative setup and…
Keith Chae Kim (ed.)Robotics in General Surgery201410.1007/978-1-4614-8739-5_33 © Springer Science+Business Media New York 2014 33. Professional Education: Telementoring and Teleproctoring Monika E. Hagen1, 2 and Myriam J. Curet1, 3 (1) Intuitive Surgical International, Sunnyvale, CA, USA (2) Department…
Fig. 3.1 Freedom of (a) movement and (b) instrumentation This gives the surgeon the capability of adjusting the degree of precision of his or her motions from bold to very…
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