Surgical Workflow Management Schemata for Cataract Procedures
作者： P. Liebmann , P. Wiedemann , J. Meixensberger , T. Neumuth
DOI: 10.3414/ME11-01-0093
关键词: Computer-assisted surgery 、 Workflow management system 、 Software engineering 、 Schema (psychology) 、 Simulation 、 Computer science 、 Process modeling 、 In patient 、 Workflow 、 Operative Surgical Procedures 、 Workflow nets
摘要: Objective: Workflow guidance of surgical activities is a challenging task. Because variations in patient properties and applied techniques, processes have high variability. The objective this study was the design implementation workflow management system (SWFMS) that can provide robust for activities. We investigated how many process models are needed to develop SWFMS guide cataract surgeries robustly. Methods: used 100 cases acquired patient-individual (iSPMs) from them. Of these, randomized subsets iSPMs were selected as learning sets create generic model (gSPM). These gSPMs mapped onto nets schemata define behavior SWFMS. Finally, 10 disjoint set simulated validate schema processes. measurement successful an iSPM. Results: demonstrated with generated subset sufficient approximately 65% all total set, 50 approx. 80% Conclusion: designed able on detailed level. inter-patient variability be considered by our approach.
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