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Automation Of Surgical Procedures Colonoscopy Locomotion And Laparoscopic Suturing Hossein Dehghani Ashkezari

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Automation Of Surgical Procedures Colonoscopy Locomotion And Laparoscopic Suturing Hossein Dehghani Ashkezari
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Publisher: University of Nebraska
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.66 MB
Pages: 167
Author: Hossein Dehghani Ashkezari
Language: English
Year: 2017

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Automation Of Surgical Procedures Colonoscopy Locomotion And Laparoscopic Suturing Hossein Dehghani Ashkezari by Hossein Dehghani Ashkezari instant download after payment.

The overall goal of this work is to minimize the invasiveness of traditional

colonoscopy. Our locomotion approach takes advantage of longitudinal expansion of

a latex tube to propel the robot’s tip along the colon. In the preliminary ex-vivo

experiments, the robot successfully advanced 1.5 meters inside an excised curvilinear

porcine colon with average speed of 28 mm/sec, and was capable of traversing bends

ranging from 30 to 90 degrees. The robot creates less than 6 N of normal force at its

tip when it is pressurized to 90 kPa. This maximum force generates pressure of 44.17

mmHg at the tip, which is significantly lower than safe intraluminal human colonic

pressure of 80 mmHg. The robot design inherently prevents loop formation in the

colon, which is recognized as the main cause of post-procedural pain in patients.

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