Overview
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Sam Atallah
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Orlando, USA
Will allow the next generation surgeon to safely and successfully perform complex surgery.
Written by leading international experts.
Perfectly timed and relevant to the coming age of digital surgery.
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Table of contents (32 chapters)
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Front Matter
Pages i-xviii
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- Thomas M. Ward, Ozanan Meireles
Pages 1-9
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- Bernhard Fuerst, Danyal M. Fer, David Herrmann, Pablo Garcia Kilroy
Pages 11-23
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- M. Mahir Ozmen, Asutay Ozmen, Çetin Kaya Koç
Pages 25-36
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- Asa B. Atallah, Sam Atallah
Pages 37-58
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- Sam Atallah, Asa B. Atallah
Pages 59-70
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- Marco Ferrara, Mark K. Soliman
Pages 87-93
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- Jordan Fletcher, Danilo Miskovic
Pages 95-110
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- Pratik M. S. Gurung, Ahmed E. Ghazi
Pages 111-120
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- P. J. “ Eddie” Edwards, Manish Chand, Manuel Birlo, Danail Stoyanov
Pages 121-135
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- Arthur Randolph Wijsmuller, Luis Gustavo Capochin Romagnolo, Esther Consten, Armando Errando Franchini Melani, Jacques Marescaux
Pages 137-144
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- Stephanie Schipmann, Walter Stummer
Pages 159-182
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- Diana Velazquez-Pimentel, Thomas Hurkxkens, Jean Nehme
Pages 183-201
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- Hossein Dehghani, Peter C. W. Kim
Pages 203-213
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- Ippokratis Pountos, Nazzar Tellisi, Mohammad Ali Darabi, Ahmet Erdem, Tamer Mohamed, Murat Guvendiren et al.
Pages 215-232
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- Atul Gupta, Daniel Ruijters, Molly L. Flexman
Pages 233-246
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- Luc Soler, Alexandre Hostettler, Toby Collins, Patrick Pessaux, Didier Mutter, Jacques Marescaux
Pages 247-260
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- Roger Daglius Dias, Steven J. Yule, Marco A. Zenati
Pages 261-268
About this book
This book provides a trove of insightful perspectives on the current state and the realization of digital surgery. Digital surgery entails the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning toward automation in robotic-assisted surgery. More generally, the objective is to digitally define the patient, the surgical field, and the surgical problem or task at hand; to operate based on information, rather than based on anatomic planes alone. But digital surgery has shapeshifted into other, equally intriguing faces – many of which are exemplified by topics throughout this book. Digital surgery is fundamental to 3D-printed organs, mind-controlled limbs, image-guided navigation, and tele-mentoring. It is the key that unlocks the metaphorical doorway to surgical access, thereby creating a global framework for surgical training, education, planning, and much more. This text provides methods of measurement and perception outside of the human umwelt – including the ability to visualize fields beyond the visible light spectrum, via near infrared fluorescent organic dyes which are rapidly being bioengineered to target specific tumors, as well as native anatomic structures of interest.
Written by experts in the field, Digital Surgery is designed to help surgeons operate with an enriched understanding of an individual’s specific attributes: including the human phenome, physiome, microbiome, genome, and epigenome. It also aids surgeons in harnessing the power and fluidity of the cloud, which is emerging as a significant resource for surgeons both regionally and globally.
About the editor
Sam Atallah
Department of Colorectal Surgery
AdventHealth
HCA Healthcare
UCF College of Medicine
Orlando, FL
USA
