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Towards validation of robotic surgery training assessment across training platforms
Towards validation of robotic surgery training assessment across training platforms,10.1109/IROS.2011.6048437,Yixin Gao,Mert Sedef,Amod Jog,Peter Peng
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Yixin Gao
,
Mert Sedef
,
Amod Jog
,
Peter Peng
,
Michael Choti
,
Gregory Hager
,
Jeff Berkley
,
Rajesh Kumar
Robotic surgery
is increasingly popular for a wide range of complex
minimally invasive
surgery procedures. To improve
robotic surgery
training, a skills trainer simulator called dV-Trainer has recently been introduced, and a da Vinci Skills Simulator is in advanced evaluation. These platforms report a range of time and motion based task metrics and literature has investigated the validity of these metrics in training studies. However, the lack of a cross-platform
data collection
system has so far prevented a cross-platform investigation. Using a new architecture for collecting cross-platform motion data, we present the first study investigating whether metrics previously validated in simulation environments also hold in training exercises with a real robotic system. Prelim- inary experiments for an anastomosis needle throwing task in both simulated and real robotic environments are presented, and corresponding performance metrics for both proficient and trainee users are reported.
Conference:
International Conference on Intelligent RObots and Systems - IROS - IROS
, pp. 2539-2544, 2011
DOI:
10.1109/IROS.2011.6048437
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