Laser barcode-based surgical instrument tracking system

Ali Findik, Ozgun Pinarer, S. Turhan
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New technologies involve in health domain as in every field of our entire life. This paper presents a study on the surgical instruments which are an indispensable part of health institutions. In the study, an application-based software approach is introduced to track the surgical instruments on which square barcodes were placed via laser printers. Either in the literature or in the industrial sense, the surgical instrument tracking systems are at the prototype stage. The result of the feasibility studies clearly indicates the major requirements of this industrial domain: Turkish and user-friendly interface, efficiency and dynamic surgical instrument tracking system. In order to answer these needs, in this paper, Surgical Instrument Tracking System (CATS), which performs the monitoring/tracking of surgical instruments in health institutions, is presented. In particular, the track of these tools is provided via optic barcode readers and user-friendly workstations that are placed in various units of the healthcare institution (especially in centralized sterilization unit). With this study, every phase of sterilization cycle can be controlled. The system also aims to prevent the loss (and theft) of surgical instruments and to determine missing/incomplete surgical containers more quickly and effectively.
基于激光条形码的手术器械跟踪系统
新技术涉及健康领域和我们整个生活的各个领域。本文对医疗机构中不可缺少的手术器械进行了研究。本研究介绍了一种基于应用程序的软件方法,通过激光打印机对放置方形条形码的手术器械进行跟踪。无论是在文献中还是在工业意义上,手术器械跟踪系统都处于原型阶段。可行性研究的结果清楚地表明了该工业领域的主要要求:土耳其和用户友好的界面,效率和动态手术器械跟踪系统。为了满足这些需求,本文提出了对医疗机构的手术器械进行监测/跟踪的外科器械跟踪系统(CATS)。特别是,这些工具的跟踪是通过光学条形码读取器和用户友好的工作站提供的,这些工作站放置在医疗机构的各个单位(特别是在集中消毒单位)。通过这项研究,可以控制灭菌周期的每个阶段。该系统还旨在防止手术器械的丢失(和被盗),并更快速有效地确定丢失/不完整的手术容器。
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