Surgical Technology
Findings from University Hospital, Division of Cardiac Surgery provide new insights into surgical technology
Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, December 14th, 2008
A new study, 'Video recording of cardiac surgical procedures: what the surgeon needs to know,' is now available. According to a study from France, "In the past, rudimentary devices were used to record surgical operations. Currently, the introduction of technologic advances such as high-definition television and the miniaturization of high-resolution digital video cameras provides an opportunity for making significantly enhanced surgical records."
"These enhancements, coupled with the recent advances in telemedicine and surgical simulation, will improve cardiac surgery training and skill acquisition, decrease operative times and costs, minimize morbidity, and improve...
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