Biomedik Surgeon: Surgical Robotic System for Training and Simulation by Medical Students in Peru

Cornejo, José; Cornejo-Aguilar, Jorge A.; Palomares, Ricardo

doi:10.1109/xpotron.2019.8705717

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“…While robotic curricula for surgical residents have been developed [4], our findings contribute to the limited, yet growing literature base of medical student involvement in robotic simulation [5,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. However, much literature to-date has leveraged medical student naivety to the robot, laparoscopic surgery, and simulation to study various characteristics of the robotic learning curve [11][12][13][14] and, moreover, focused on the robotic console [11][12][13][14][15][16]. Few studies have aimed at developing robotic curricula specifically for medical students, with a particular emphasis on the bedside assist role where students may legitimately be engaged in the robotic OR, as we have [5].…”

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“…Third, the value of a pilot was recognized. While robotic curricula for surgical residents have been developed [4], our findings contribute to the limited, yet growing literature base of medical student involvement in robotic simulation [5,[11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. However, much literature to-date has leveraged medical student naivety to the robot, laparoscopic surgery, and simulation to study various characteristics of the robotic learning curve [11][12][13][14] and, moreover, focused on the robotic console [11][12][13][14][15][16].…”

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Robotic training for medical students: feasibility of a pilot simulation curriculum

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While robotic procedures are growing rapidly, medical students have a limited role in robotic surgeries. Curricula are needed to enhance engagement. We examined feasibility of augmenting Intuitive Surgical (IS) robotic training for medical students. As a pilot, 18 senior students accepted an invitation to a simulation course with a daVinci robot trainer. Course teaching objectives included introducing robotic features, functionalities, and roles. A 1-h online module from the IS learning platform and a 4-h in-person session comprised the course. The in-person session included an overview of the robot by an IS trainer (1.5 h), skills practice at console (1.5 h), and a simulation exercise focused on the bedside assist role (1 h). Feasibility included assessing implementation and acceptability using a post-session survey and focus group (FG). Survey responses were compiled. FG transcripts were analyzed using inductive thematic analysis techniques. Fourteen students participated. Implementation was successful as interested students signed up and completed each of the course components. Regarding acceptability, students reported the training valuable and recommended it as preparation for robotic cases during core clerkships and sub-internships. In addition, FGs revealed 4 themes: (1) perceived expectations of students in the OR; (2) OR vs. outside-OR learning; (3) simulation of stress; and (4) opportunities to improve the simulation component. To increase preparation for the robotic OR and shift robotic training earlier in the surgical education continuum, educators should consider hands-on simulation for medical students. We demonstrate feasibility although logistics may limit scalability for large numbers of students.

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“…It is shown in Figure 6. Biomedical applications [100][101][102][103][104][105][106]. Consequently, the Institutions state that is important to include subjects of industrial robotics in Mechatronics Engineering Programs and related branches [106,107], because robots raise productivity in all industries, thereby increasing the labor demand [108][109][110][111].…”

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Industrial, Collaborative and Mobile Robotics in Latin America: Review of Mechatronic Technologies for Advanced Automation

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Herrera Ruiz

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Mechatronics and Robotics (MaR) have recently gained importance in product development and manufacturing settings and applications. Therefore, the Center for Space Emerging Technologies (C-SET) has managed an international multi-disciplinary study to present, historically, the first Latin American general review of industrial, collaborative, and mobile robotics, with the support of North American and European researchers and institutions. The methodology is developed by considering literature extracted from Scopus, Web of Science, and Aerospace Research Central and adding reports written by companies and government organizations. This describes the state-of-the-art of MaR until the year 2023 in the 3 Sub-Regions: North America, Central America, and South America, having achieved important results related to the academy, industry, government, and entrepreneurship; thus, the statistics shown in this manuscript are unique. Also, this article explores the potential for further work and advantages described by robotic companies such as ABB, KUKA, and Mecademic and the use of the Robot Operating System (ROS) in order to promote research, development, and innovation. In addition, the integration with industry 4.0 and digital manufacturing, architecture and construction, aerospace, smart agriculture, artificial intelligence, and computational social science (human-robot interaction) is analyzed to show the promising features of these growing tech areas, considering the improvements to increase production, manufacturing, and education in the Region. Finally, regarding the information presented, Latin America is considered an important location for investments to increase production and product development, taking into account the further proposal for the creation of the LATAM Consortium for Advanced Robotics and Mechatronics, which could support and work on roboethics and education/R+D+I law and regulations in the Region. Doi: 10.28991/ESJ-2023-07-04-025 Full Text: PDF

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“…La robótica de rehabilitación ofrece oportunidades considerables para mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas con discapacidad física, provocando inventado en el país para entrenamiento y simulación utilizado por estudiantes de medicina 16 , como se muestra en la Fig. 6.…”

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Innovaciones Internacionales en Robótica Médica Para Mejorar El Manejo Del Paciente en Perú

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Aguilar

Villarroel

2019

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Surgical Engineering Society realizó una investigación, la primera revisión como pioneros en LATAM, desde el año 2015, que desarrolla el tema de las últimas tecnologías de robótica médica creadas en América del Norte, Europa y Asia, que se importan para aplicarlas en el sistema de salud de Perú y América Latina Los sistemas robóticos para cirugía, rehabilitación y asistencia se presentan cubriendo la descripción del diseño del control y las especificaciones técnicas. Además, el manejo del paciente mediante robots se analiza con herramientas de diagnóstico, pronóstico y tratamiento. El proceso para evaluar los nuevos inventos de los dispositivos robóticos y llevarlo al mercado se introduce donde en las tres etapas que se muestran a continuación: innovación, asuntos regulatorios y aplicación biomédica. Además, hay un alto porcentaje de población con discapacidad en América Latina, por lo tanto, es necesario que más científicos biomédicos se especialicen en robótica para comenzar a desarrollar nuevas ideas y mejorar el manejo del paciente. Finalmente, las nuevas tecnologías creadas en América Latina deben ser asequibles, simples y eficientes para apoyar la situación económica de la atención médica en el continente y brindar los mejores estándares de calidad para mejorar los resultados del tratamiento en los pacientes.

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Biomedik Surgeon: Surgical Robotic System for Training and Simulation by Medical Students in Peru

Cited by 41 publications

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Robotic training for medical students: feasibility of a pilot simulation curriculum

Robotic training for medical students: feasibility of a pilot simulation curriculum

Industrial, Collaborative and Mobile Robotics in Latin America: Review of Mechatronic Technologies for Advanced Automation

Innovaciones Internacionales en Robótica Médica Para Mejorar El Manejo Del Paciente en Perú

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