A surgical workflow editor and analytics tool
Product presentation
Surgery staff, medical devices providers and research labs need to track the workflow of the surgical procedures for practice improvement, training, QC, or research. Paper-free documentation is an increasing requirement. But digital information should be easy to capture, store, edit, process and share.
The b<>com *Surgery Workflow Toolbox* [annotate] makes it possible to create surgical process models by annotating surgical videos and signals (vital signs, robotics).
bcom *Surge Track* from IRT bcom on Vimeo.
Key features
- Quickly create, edit and share the surgery workflow elements on a video or signals timeline.
- Maintain consistency of procedure language thanks to a basic surgery procedure ontology describing the most common terms of use for surgery applications.
- Compare sets of surgical procedure recordings thanks to the data analytics module.
Benefits
- Improve and share with surgical communities the way to perform a surgery procedure
- Empower the surgical team (e.g. reducing adverse events)
- Optimize surgical processes thanks to analytics results
- Create reference bases for the automatic recognition of videos (machine / deep learning results).
How it works
Annotation tool:
- Select workflow elements: human participants with body parts, phases, steps, actions, status, instruments, etc.
- Specify the durations of actions
Surgery procedure vocabulary:
- Define and select phases and steps names
- Define and select terms to use (ex: effector, verb, instrument)
Observation tool:
- Visualize whole surgery procedure phases and steps
- Visualize vital signs/robotics signals synchronized with video and/or signals
Analytics tool:
- Cross-data analytics: resources & timing, box plot
- Data extraction: time (h, mn), day, month, year, participants role, instrument, body part, action, phase, step
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