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Interface Design and Evaluation for CAS Systems
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131. Interface Design and Evaluation for CAS Systems
Cristiano Paggetti5 , Sandra Martelli6 , Laura Nofrini6 and Paolo Vendruscolo6 
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MEDEA — MEDical and Engineering Applications, Firenze, Italy |
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Biomechanics Lab, Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli, Bologna, Italy |
Abstract
The use of Computer Assisted Surgery (CAS) systems is becoming very common in the clinical practice, therefore the evaluation
of such systems in terms of clinical outcomes and ergonomic features is more and more relevant. This paper goals has been
to define some domain specific guidelines for the design of Human Computer Interfaces (HCI) for surgical application and to
provide an evaluation protocol of existing CAS systems. The demonstration application has been a planning system developed
for the Total Knee Replacement (TKR), a high skill demanding procedure, where the planning phase is crucial for the success
of the intervention. The results we have obtained can be extended also to surgical training systems and surgical navigation
platforms.
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