Studies in Computational Intelligence, pages 325-335

Towards an Objective Tool for Evaluating the Surgical Skill

Publication typeBook Chapter
Publication date2015-11-25
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SJR0.208
CiteScore2.2
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ISSN1860949X, 18609503
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In this paper we present a system for the evaluation of the skill of a physician or physician student by means of the analysis of the movements of the hand. By comparing these movements to the ones of a set of subjects known to be skilled, we could tell if they are correct. We consider the execution of a typical surgical task: the suture. For the data acquisition we used the HiTEg sensory glove, then, we extract a set of features from data analysis and classify it by means of different kind of classifiers. We compared results from an RBF neural network and a Bayesian classifier. The system has been tested on a set of 18 subjects. We found that accuracy depends on the feature set that is used, and it can reach 94 % when we consider a set of 20 features: 9 of them are taken from data of bending sensor, 10 from accelerometers and gyroscopes, and one feature is the length of the gesture.
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Costantini G. et al. Towards an Objective Tool for Evaluating the Surgical Skill // Studies in Computational Intelligence. 2015. pp. 325-335.
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Costantini G., Saggio G., Sbernini L., Di Lorenzo N., Casali D. Towards an Objective Tool for Evaluating the Surgical Skill // Studies in Computational Intelligence. 2015. pp. 325-335.
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TY - GENERIC
DO - 10.1007/978-3-319-26393-9_19
UR - https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-26393-9_19
TI - Towards an Objective Tool for Evaluating the Surgical Skill
T2 - Studies in Computational Intelligence
AU - Costantini, Giovanni
AU - Saggio, Giovanni
AU - Sbernini, Laura
AU - Di Lorenzo, Nicola
AU - Casali, Daniele
PY - 2015
DA - 2015/11/25
PB - Springer Nature
SP - 325-335
SN - 1860-949X
SN - 1860-9503
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@incollection{2015_Costantini,
author = {Giovanni Costantini and Giovanni Saggio and Laura Sbernini and Nicola Di Lorenzo and Daniele Casali},
title = {Towards an Objective Tool for Evaluating the Surgical Skill},
publisher = {Springer Nature},
year = {2015},
pages = {325--335},
month = {nov}
}
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