Edukad projektid

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Patient Safety in Robotic Surgery

acronym: SAFROS
start: 2010-04-01
end: 2013-03-31
 
programme: FP7 - Euroopa Liidu 7. raamprogramm
sub-programme: ICT - Info- ja kommunikatsioonitehnoloogiad
instrument: CP-IP - Suuremahulised integreeritud projektid
call identifier: FP7-ICT-2009-4
project number: 248960
duration in months: 36
partner count: 10
 
abstract: This proposal addresses the development of technologies for patient safety in robotic surgery. We define patient safety metrics for surgical procedures and then develop methods that abide by safety requirements, formulated in terms of our metrics. We aim at demonstrating that a properly controlled robotic surgery carried out in accordance to our safety criteria can improve the level of patient safety currently achievable by traditional surgery. The main innovative aspects of this project are: 1- Research driven by patient-safety requirements 2- Emphasis on methodological rigor: development of a methodology founded in evidence-based medicine 3- Scope: the entire surgical workflow is considered for development and validation. SAFROS focuses on innovative development of methods for the following technologies: Soft organ modeling and calibration, considering patient pathologies and anatomical variants Simulation planning in deformable environments Intra-operative registration and workflow monitoring Robot modeling and performance monitoring Surgeon training Operator interface with integrated stereovision and haptics New methods are integrated and validated on two distinct surgical robots (MIRO and RAMS), with respect to two inherently different contexts (pancreatic and vascular surgery). We quantitatively validate the adherence of our methods to the safety criteria, using surgical phantoms and animals. By comparing across robots and surgical contexts we draw conclusions about the generality of our approach. The SAFROS consortium comprises: Hospitals with worldwide reputation, which provide medical knowledge and can validate our approach Europe’s leading research groups in telerobotics and surgical robotics Innovative companies, to develop new technologies for surgical simulators World Health Organization, with global expertise in patient safety surgical safety guidelines Renowned educational organizations, to innovate surgeon training
partner no and role partner name country contact person web page
1 coordinator UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI VERONA IT Giacomina Bruttomesso
2 partner FONDAZIONE CENTRO SAN RAFFAELE DEL MONTE TABOR IT Mario Valsecchi http://www.sanraffaele.org
3 partner Tallinna Tehnikaülikool EE Maarja Kruusmaa http://www.ttu.ee
4 partner DEUTSCHES ZENTRUM FUER LUFT- UND RAUMFAHRT DE Nicole Laqua-Feller http://www.dlr.de
5 partner Karlsruher Institut fuer Technologie DE Elke Franzke http://www.kit.edu
6 partner ASPETE HIGHER SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGIC & TECHNOLOGICAL EDUCATION EL Dimitris Alimisis http://www.aspete.gr
7 partner WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION CH Edward Kelley http://www.who.int
8 partner ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERALE DE LAUSANNE CH Hannes Bleuler http://www.epfl.ch
9 partner HOLOGRAFIKA HOLOGRAMELOALLITO FEJLESZTO ES FORGALMAZO KFT HU Zsuzsa Dobranyi http://www.holografika.eu
10 partner Force Dimension s.a.r.l. CH Patrick Helmer http://www.forcedimension.com