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13 March 2024 Implementing a standardized method for assessment of open-field guided surgery systems
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Abstract
Multiple FGS devices have been FDA cleared for use in open and laparoscopic surgery. Despite the rapid growth of the field, there has been a lack of standardization methods. We propose a system evaluation pipeline through the use of photo-stable ICG fluorescence phantoms. The approach is validated across five different FDA-approved open-FGS systems which are characterized for: spatial resolution, sensitivity and linearity, imaging depth, depth of field, uniformity, spatial distortion, signal-background ratio, excitation wavelength bands and power. The results highlight how such a standardization approach can be successfully implemented for inter-system comparisons and to better understand features within each device.
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Marien Ochoa, Alberto J. Ruiz, Ethan M. LaRochelle, Matthew S. Reed, Eren Berber, George Poultsides, and Brian W. Pogue "Implementing a standardized method for assessment of open-field guided surgery systems", Proc. SPIE PC12825, Molecular-Guided Surgery: Molecules, Devices, and Applications X, PC128250U (13 March 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3003517
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KEYWORDS
Surgery

Imaging systems

Equipment

Fluorescence

Light sources and illumination

Standards development

Image sharpness

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