DOI: 10.18297/etd/2855
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A novel approach to assess minimally invasive surgical device failure utilizing adverse event outcome severity and design complexity.

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“…Thunderbeat is the first device to synergistically use both ultrasonic as well as advanced bipolar energy, allowing quick and precise dissection along with effective vessel sealing 11 . A number of studies have previously investigated the advantages and disadvantages of these energy‐based devices for a variety of surgical procedures 6,12 . Within thyroid surgery, these devices have been compared to conventional hemostatic techniques such as clamp‐and‐tie vessel ligature, and have been shown to decrease operative time and intraoperative bleeding 13 .…”
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“…Thunderbeat is the first device to synergistically use both ultrasonic as well as advanced bipolar energy, allowing quick and precise dissection along with effective vessel sealing 11 . A number of studies have previously investigated the advantages and disadvantages of these energy‐based devices for a variety of surgical procedures 6,12 . Within thyroid surgery, these devices have been compared to conventional hemostatic techniques such as clamp‐and‐tie vessel ligature, and have been shown to decrease operative time and intraoperative bleeding 13 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11 A number of studies have previously investigated the advantages and disadvantages of these energy‐based devices for a variety of surgical procedures. 6 , 12 Within thyroid surgery, these devices have been compared to conventional hemostatic techniques such as clamp‐and‐tie vessel ligature, and have been shown to decrease operative time and intraoperative bleeding. 13 While a systematic review comparing energy‐based devices to conventional hemostatic techniques found no difference in the rate of postoperative hematoma following total thyroidectomy, 14 these devices continue to be preferred for other benefits such as reduced operative time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%