[A new concept in surgery of the digestive tract: surgical procedure assisted by computer, from virtual reality to telemanipulation]

Jacques Marescaux 1 Jean-Marie Clément M. Vix Y. Russier V. Tassetti Didier Mutter Stéphane Cotin 2 Nicholas Ayache 3, *
* Auteur correspondant
1 IRCAD/EITS - Institut de Recherche Contre les Cancers de l'Appareil Digestif-European Institute of Telesurgery
2 CIMIT - Center for Integration of Medicine & Innovative Technology
3 EPIDAURE - Medical imaging and robotics
CRISAM - Inria Sophia Antipolis - Méditerranée
Abstract : Surgical simulation increasingly appears to be an essential aspect of tomorrow's surgery. The development of a hepatic surgery simulator is an advanced concept calling for a new writing system which will transform the medical world: virtual reality. Virtual reality extends the perception of our five senses by representing more than the real state of things by the means of computer sciences and robotics. It consists of three concepts: immersion, navigation and interaction. Three reasons have led us to develop this simulator: the first is to provide the surgeon with a comprehensive visualisation of the organ. The second reasons is to allow for planning and surgical simulation that could be compared with the detailed flight-plan for a commercial jet pilot. The third lies in the fact that virtual reality is an integrated part of the concept of computer assisted surgical procedure. The project consists of a sophisticated simulator which must include five requirements: a) visual fidelity, b) interactivity, c) physical properties, d) physiological properties, e) sensory input and output. In this report we describe how to obtain a realistic 3D model of the liver from bi-dimensional 2D medical images for anatomical and surgical training. The introduction of a tumor and the consequent planning and virtual resection is also described, as are force feedback and real-time interaction.
Keywords : Anatomy Cross-Sectional Computer Simulation English Abstract Forecasting Hepatectomy instrumentation Human Image Processing Computer-Assisted Liver Neoplasms surgery Phantoms Imaging Robotics Surgical Procedures Operative trends User-Computer Interface
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Chirurgie -Paris-, Elsevier, 1998, 123 (1), pp.16-24
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Jacques Marescaux, Jean-Marie Clément, M. Vix, Y. Russier, V. Tassetti, et al.. [A new concept in surgery of the digestive tract: surgical procedure assisted by computer, from virtual reality to telemanipulation]. Chirurgie -Paris-, Elsevier, 1998, 123 (1), pp.16-24. 〈inria-00615081〉

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