2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.otc.2020.07.014
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Robotic Ear Surgery

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“…Current concepts mainly seek to mitigate intracochlear trauma by passively guiding the array and motorizing the insertion process [13]- [16], thereby precluding tremor. There is debate, however, whether complex robotic solutions will gain widespread adoption [17], [18].…”
Section: Rationalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Current concepts mainly seek to mitigate intracochlear trauma by passively guiding the array and motorizing the insertion process [13]- [16], thereby precluding tremor. There is debate, however, whether complex robotic solutions will gain widespread adoption [17], [18].…”
Section: Rationalementioning
confidence: 99%
“…]. Riojas and Labadie [12] define three classes of robotic devices in ear surgery, mainly based on the surgeon-device-patient interaction. The term ''end effector'' is defined as the surgical instrument coming in contact with the patient.…”
Section: Andandmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Constant suctioning is as such important to maintain hemostasis, occupying the nondominant hand. Within the domain of otologic procedures, cochlear implantation (CI) has benefitted the most from innovations in roboticassisted ear surgery [12].…”
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“…Zudem wird bei der konventionellen Implantation eine umfangreiche Mastoidektomie durchgeführt, welche sich durch eine direkte Insertionskanalbohrung möglicherweise vermeiden ließe. Für die in der Ohrchirurgie zur Anwendung kommenden Systeme schlagen Rijoas und Co-Autoren eine Unterscheidung in 3 Klassen robotischer Systeme vor 90 , nämlich in a) kollaborative robotische Systeme, b) teleoperierte Systeme und c) autonome Systeme. Kollaborative Systeme wirken limitierend oder verstärkend auf die weiterhin manuelle Instrumentenführung des Operateurs ein.…”
Section: Roboter-assistierte Operationen Im Kopf-hals-bereich: Stand ...unclassified