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Implementing Robotic Surgery Training in Matto Central Hospital, Japan
适用行业
- 教育
- 医疗保健和医院
用例
- 远程手术
- 虚拟培训
服务
- 系统集成
- 培训
挑战
机器人技能实验室的存在显然对外科住院医师很有吸引力。医生需要接受新的前列腺切除术机器人手术技术和其他技能和程序的培训。
客户
马托中央医院
关于客户
日本白山马托中央医院成立于 1948 年,提供区域医疗服务。使用新的达芬奇机器人手术设备需要动手培训和经验。
解决方案
医院购买了一台 Robotix Mentor 培训模拟器,以便医生可以学习机器人手术。现在,该计划正在扩大到包括居民。
3D Systems 是手术模拟器的领导者,而 Simbionix Robotix Mentor 拥有先进、高度逼真的前列腺切除术模块
机器人前列腺切除术课程由两部分组成:完成 Robotix Mentor 前列腺切除术模块,然后使用真正的达芬奇手术系统进行干箱练习。在实际手术之前,至少需要 20 小时的训练。目标是让操作达芬奇手术系统感到舒适。徒手程序模块用于在进入手术室之前练习手术。
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