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Safety Instruction and Competency Assessment for Laparoscopy

腹腔镜安全指导和能力评估

基本信息

批准号：
10001795
负责人：
JORG PETERS
金额：
$ 7.56万
依托单位：
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2014
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2014-03-10 至 2020-02-29
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10001795
关键词：
3-Dimensional Address Algorithms Anatomy Appendectomy Awareness Blinded Cholecystectomy Clinical Code Collection Communication Competence Computer software Computers Congresses Consensus Critiques Databases Development Devices E-learning Education Educational Curriculum Environment Feedback Funding Gastric Bypass Geography Goals Head Hour Industrialization Institution Instruction Internet Laparoscopic Surgical Procedures Laparoscopy Lead Licensing Litigation Location Measurement Measures Medical Medical Education Medical center Modeling Modification Online Systems Operative Surgical Procedures Output Pathologic Pathology Peer Review Performance Physics Procedures Published Comment Publishing Questionnaires Randomized Residencies Safety Specialist Specificity Speed Stomach Structure Surgeon Techniques Technology Testing Time Tissues Training Training Activity Validation Variant Work base biliary tract cohort cost dexterity high risk improved innovation insight portability procedure safety scaffold simulation spelling symposium tool virtual reality

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Significance Omission of steps, wrong sequencing and excessive force in laparoscopic surgery lead to unnecessary suffering and costly litigation. Due to rapidly advancing techniques, technology and work hour restrictions, only a fraction of the full spectrum of lap procedures and safety concerns can be addressed by current basic dexterity training or by 'see-one-do-one' in the OR. Computer-based training with force-feedback promises to help fill the gap. But commercial products focus on standard cases and do not allow surgeon-educators themselves to select and fine-tune anatomy, pathology and technique. Innovation The proposed authoring environment will broaden the range, deepen the specificity and speed up innovation in computer-based training by enabling surgeon-educators (a) to define their focus and scope via a structured list of surgical steps from which module components are automatically initialized; (b) to fine-tune crucial details that convey surgical expertise, techniqe and insight. This enables growing a rich collection of sharable training modules across a variety of surgical procedures. No similar approach currently exists. - Building on state-of-the-art solutions of tissue physics, GPU-computing and graphics challenges of interactive 3D surgery simulation with force-feedback, this proposal additionally breaks new ground for simulation technology by (a) automatically instantiating modules (instruction pages, VR-scenario, measurement) and (b) enabling surgeons to fine-tune scenarios. Approach (1) For each anatomic/pathological variant of appendectomy, cholecystectomy and gastric bypass, a lead surgeon will draft, and at least three surgeons will critique, a web-based step-by-step list of task and safety issues. In the rare case when no consensus is reached, competing lists and cases are generated. Heads of residency, chief surgeons and a dean for Simulation and Medical Education have signed up to lead the efforts at five institutions. (2) The output, a highly structured list of task and safety issues, enables software to automatically initialize a training module's instructional pages and VR-scenario. This raw module is fine-tuned by the lead author who also sets acceptable performance ranges by executing the VR-simulation. The resulting modules undergo a peer-review cycle. VR-simulation leverages a simulation engine and an extensive database of anatomy and surgical tools developed under R21 funding, published and demonstrated at conferences [35, 37, 34, 14, 57, 58, 79, 56, 44, 36, 76]. (3) The impact of each released module on safety awareness in the OR is measured by a separate small randomized, blinded study at two of the five participating medical centers. (4) The authoring environment and its results will be advertised at major medical conferences (AAMC, ACS CC, ACGME) and its structured code base will be disseminated on the web under the GNU LGP License to encourage broad sharing and enable modification and continued distributed development supported by the stakeholders.

描述（由申请人提供）：意义腹腔镜手术中步骤的遗漏，错误的顺序和过度的力量导致不必要的痛苦和昂贵的诉讼。由于快速发展的技术，技术和工作时间的限制，只有一小部分的圈速程序和安全问题可以通过目前的基本灵活性培训或在手术室中“见一做一”来解决。以计算机为基础的力量反馈训练有望帮助填补这一空白。但商业产品关注的是标准病例，不允许外科医生自己选择和调整解剖、病理和技术。