Download Cholecystectomy AI 2.9 – Descargar

Bile duct injuries during a laparoscopic cholecystectomy are a significant concern after this commonly performed surgical procedure. Correct identification of structures and obtaining a critical view of safety are widely recognized as essential to prevent these complications.

In challenging gallbladder operations where it is not possible to obtain a critical view, surgeons often face difficulties. Although seeking a second opinion from another surgeon is an option in such cases, it may not always be practical. This application offers an additional perspective to assess anatomical structures in real time and confirm whether a secure identification has been achieved.

The software provides a probability assessment for accurate identification. While a higher probability suggests greater confidence, surgeons are advised to exercise their judgment and use additional resources before making decisions. The tool can recognize anatomy on live surgical feeds displayed on a laparoscopic monitor or single images.

The model is trained using Google’s machine learning algorithms, comparable to the way Tesla vehicles identify road markings and signs while operating on autopilot. However, the complexity of identifying human anatomy requires extensive data and time for machine training. Despite the challenges, continuous training with user-supplied images improves the AI’s accuracy.

The latest version of the application now offers direct identification of specific dissection areas by finding zones in live videos highlighting regions to avoid contact (e.g. common bile duct), areas requiring thorough dissection (e.g. hepatocystic triangle), and regions that can be dissected with less care (eg, the gallbladder).

For those curious about the name, JARVIS stands for “Just Another Rather Very Intelligent System”, which comes from the Marvel Cinematic Universe where it was created by Tony Stark. JARVIS was named after Stark’s loyal family butler, reflecting a character who provided assistance to Stark despite his tendencies to distraction and reluctance to follow instructions, despite his brilliant mind.