探索远程外科的远程监护潜力:奥兰多和上海同时进行的第一次远程手术。

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介绍:我们在美国奥兰多和中国上海之间 13,000 公里的长途手术中进行了首次研究,探索远程手术的远程指导潜力。研究的目的是评估远程手术在泌尿外科手术过程中使用 MicroPort® MedBot™ 机器人平台和光纤技术进行实时协作的性能和教学潜力:我们模拟了一个真实的场景,让外科医生在远程手术病例中进行交流并相互发送输入信息。2024 年 7 月 23-24 日,我们使用活体猪模型进行了一项前瞻性研究。奥兰多和上海的外科医生轮流控制机器人系统,进行肾切除术、肾盂成形术和输尿管输尿管造口术,同时在不同地点之间传输控制权。对延迟和系统性能进行了持续监控,并通过光纤技术促进了外科医生之间的实时通信:结果:外科医生成功完成了大量泌尿科手术,包括肾切除术、肾盂成形术和输尿管输尿管造口术,并实现了无缝控制传输。远程外科医生在手术过程中提供远程指导和协助。在为期两天的研究中,机器人系统的运行没有出现任何问题。第一天的中位延迟时间为139毫秒(范围137-216毫秒),第二天为139毫秒(范围137-185毫秒):这项研究证明了远距离远程手术的可行性,并强调了其在改善手术效果、促进培训和为复杂病例提供远程协助方面的潜力。远程手术可在全球范围内扩大专科护理和加强机器人手术培训方面发挥重要作用。
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Exploring the Teleproctoring Potential of Telesurgery: The First Remote Procedures Performed Simultaneously Between Orlando and Shanghai.

Exploring the Teleproctoring Potential of Telesurgery: The First Remote Procedures Performed Simultaneously Between Orlando and Shanghai.

Exploring the Teleproctoring Potential of Telesurgery: The First Remote Procedures Performed Simultaneously Between Orlando and Shanghai.

Introduction: We performed the first study exploring telesurgery's teleproctoring potential while performing long-distance procedures between Orlando (USA) and Shanghai (China) over a distance of 13,000 km. The objective was to evaluate telesurgery's performance and teaching potential using the MicroPort® MedBot™ robotic platform and fiber-optic technology in real-time collaboration during urologic procedures.

Materials and methods: We simulated a real-life scenario where surgeons could communicate and send mutual inputs during telesurgery cases. A prospective study using live porcine models was conducted on July 23-24, 2024. Surgeons in Orlando and Shanghai took turns controlling the robotic system, performing nephrectomies, pyeloplasties, and ureteroureterostomies while transferring control between locations. Latency and system performance were continuously monitored, and real-time communication between the surgeons was facilitated by fiber-optic technology.

Results: Surgeons successfully completed numerous urologic procedures, including nephrectomies, pyeloplasties, and ureteroureterostomies, with seamless control transfers. Remote surgeons provided teleproctoring and assistance during the procedures. The robotic system operated without issues throughout the two-day study. The median latency was 139 milliseconds (range 137-216 ms) on the first day and 139 milliseconds (range 137-185 ms) on the second day.

Conclusions: This study demonstrates the feasibility of long-distance telesurgery and highlights its potential to improve surgical outcomes, facilitate training, and offer remote assistance for complex cases. Telesurgery could play a significant role in expanding access to specialized care and enhancing robotic surgical training globally.

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International Braz J Urol
International Braz J Urol UROLOGY & NEPHROLOGY-
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