将UVCeed技术整合到手术室:对其应用和疗效的述评。

IF 0.8 Q4 SURGERY
Surgical technology international Pub Date : 2025-03-17
Mitchell K Ng, Michael A Mont, Peter M Bonutti
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摘要

手术部位感染(ssi)仍然是现代医疗保健中的一个重要并发症,特别是在骨科手术中,植入物具有生物膜形成污染的潜在风险。传统的消毒方法,如化学试剂或紫外线c (UVC)装置,具有局限性,可能无法确保一致和全面的抗菌效果。为此,一种新型技术UVCeed,一种集人工智能(AI)、增强现实(AR)和游戏化为一体的先进消毒系统,为改善手术室(OR)的感染控制提供了一个有希望的解决方案。这篇叙述性综述探讨了UVCeed技术在外科手术环境中的应用,特别关注骨科手术。本文讨论了UVCeed在加强表面消毒、减少空气污染物和总体上增强现有感染控制方案方面的独特优势。通过利用实时反馈机制和智能剂量优化,UVCeed是围手术期手术消毒方法的进步。
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Integrating UVCeed Technology into Operating Rooms: A Narrative Review of Its Applications and Efficacy.

Surgical site infections (SSIs) remain a significant complication in modern healthcare, particularly in orthopaedic surgery, where implants carry potential risk of contamination with biofilm formation. Traditional disinfection methods, such as chemical agents or ultraviolet-C (UVC) devices, carry limitations and may not ensure consistent and comprehensive anti-microbial effects. To this end, a novel technology UVCeed, an advanced disinfection system integrating artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), and gamification, offers a promising solution to improve infection control within the operating room (OR). This narrative review explores the application of UVCeed technology in surgical environments, with a special focus on orthopaedic surgery. The paper discusses the unique advantages of UVCeed to enhancing surface sterilization, mitigating airborne contaminants, and overall augmenting existing infection control protocols. By leveraging real-time feedback mechanisms and intelligent dose optimization, UVCeed serves as an advancement in the approach to perioperative surgical disinfection.

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