AI-Powered Robotic Surgery: Enhancing Precision and Minimizing Invasion
Authors
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Hugo Roberts
Starlight Academy
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Isla Turner
Global Dynamics Corp.
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Jake Phillips
Pinnacle College
https://orcid.org/0009-0000-0000-0000
Abstract
Robotic-assisted surgery has already marked a significant advance in minimally invasive procedures, offering surgeons enhanced dexterity and visualization. This research examines the next evolution: the synergy between surgical robotics and advanced artificial intelligence. We analyze how AI algorithms are being integrated to provide real-time intraoperative guidance, enhance 3D visualization with augmented reality overlays of critical anatomy, and perform autonomous sub-tasks like suturing and tremor filtering. Our study focuses on a computer vision model that identifies anatomical landmarks and instrument positions with sub-millimeter accuracy, providing real-time feedback to the surgeon to prevent errors. We present findings from simulation and ex-vivo trials indicating that AI-assistance reduces surgical time, minimizes tissue damage, and decreases the cognitive load on the surgical team. These advancements lead directly to improved patient outcomes, including less blood loss, smaller incisions, shorter hospital stays, and faster recovery times, defining the future of surgical precision.
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