Review of Da Vinci Surgical System and Haptic Feedback Device for Telesurgery

Gawaikar, Ankita; Sorte, Swati; Ghutke, Payal; Patil, Wani; Joshi, Sonali

doi:10.1109/icces57224.2023.10192689

2023 8th International Conference on Communication and Electronics Systems (ICCES) 2023

DOI: 10.1109/icces57224.2023.10192689

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Review of Da Vinci Surgical System and Haptic Feedback Device for Telesurgery

Ankita Gawaikar,

Swati Sorte,

Payal Ghutke

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Telesurgery is also known as Remote surgery it is an emerging technology it the field of surgery, it uses both robotic technology and wireless networking. The surgeon can operate on patient who are distinctly located from each other. The main ability of telesurgery is to overcome limitations of conventional surgery such as lack of surgeons, geographical inaccessibility, financial concern, potential complications. This technology gives benefits to both patient and surgeon with technical accuracy and long-distance care. The first telesurgery was performed in 2001. The telesurgery has more benefits such as high-quality surgery in medically underserved rural areas, sea mission areas, battle fields, spacecrafts and various large spaces. The only thing is the high cost of the initial implementation and maintenance. For every hospital it is not possible to buy this high-cost devices so we are developing a small prototype which will be cost effective and easily available in market.

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Review of Da Vinci Surgical System and Haptic Feedback Device for Telesurgery

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