DocumentCode
1860684
Title
ENT surgical simulator project
Author
Edmond, MAJ Charles V, Jr. ; Sluis, Doug
Author_Institution
Madigan Army Med. Center & Loral Defense Syst., Akron, USA
fYear
1995
fDate
27-29 Mar 1995
Firstpage
43
Lastpage
46
Abstract
This paper outlines the proposal, approved by The United States Army Medical Research and Material Command, to develop and implement an ENT surgical simulator. The proposed research aims to develop and evaluate a minimally invasive prototype surgical simulator to establish real time fidelity requirements for tactile feedback and computer image synthesis. The project will enhance Graduate Medical Education programs, as well as quality of care and patient oriented risk management. The prototype will be used to evaluate surgical training requirements. As such, the project will contribute to improved readiness of medical personnel. Upon validation of concept and requirements, applicable technology can be extended to training for battlefield trauma care. The project is an important step in the technological evolution of surgical simulation in the virtual reality training environment
Keywords
biomedical education; computer based training; computerised tomography; digital simulation; medical image processing; medical information systems; military computing; personnel; risk management; surgery; virtual reality; visual databases; ENT surgical simulator; ENT surgical simulator project; Graduate Medical Education programs; United States Army Medical Research and Material Command; battlefield trauma care; computed tomography data; computer image synthesis; improved readiness; medical personnel; minimally invasive prototype surgical simulator; patient oriented risk management; quality of care; real time fidelity requirements; surgical training requirements; tactile feedback; technological evolution; virtual reality training environment; visual database; Biomedical imaging; Computational modeling; Computer simulation; Feedback; Management training; Medical simulation; Military computing; Minimally invasive surgery; Proposals; Virtual prototyping;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Military Telemedicine On-Line Today, 1995. Research, Practice, and Opportunities., Proceedings of the National Forum
Conference_Location
McLean, VA
Print_ISBN
0-8186-5860-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/MTOL.1995.504527
Filename
504527
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