Modular tool with signal feedback
A modular, electrical signal technology, applied in parts of surgical instruments, medical science, surgery, etc.
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[0013] Surgeons performing laparoscopic procedures typically do not have direct visibility into the interaction of surgical instruments with the patient's tissues and organs. However, by inserting an image capture device to view the distal end of the tool, surgeons can rely on visual feedback to identify the patient's anatomy. For a greater chance of success in laparoscopic procedures, the surgeon should manipulate surgical tools with dexterity and dexterity. In some cases, the distal end of the tool can include sensors that provide multimodal (ie, visual, auditory, and / or tactile) feedback to the surgeon. Through this multimodal feedback, the surgeon can better monitor the force exerted by the tool to reduce damage and trauma to tissues and organs, thereby reducing complications associated with laparoscopic procedures.
[0014] Another aspect relevant to the success of surgical procedures is proper sterilization of instruments. With respect to reusable disposable tools, one...
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