Robots and Artificial Intelligence in the Operating Room | Husain Abbas | TEDxJacksonville
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- Robotic technology is transforming America’s operating rooms. Robots go where traditional surgical tools can’t, and they perform tasks unimaginable without computer assistance, sophisticated algorithms, and advanced motion control technology. They give the surgeon unprecedented control in a minimally invasive environment, resulting in smaller incisions, shorter recovery time, less pain, and improved outcomes. Importantly, physicians are able to expand their services to sicker and more vulnerable patients because the procedures are less physically taxing, both for the patient and the surgeon. Dr. Husain Abbas, who this year completed his 200th da Vinci robotic surgical procedure, will discuss the significant impact of robotic technology on surgeons and medical care. Originally from the sunny Kingdom of Bahrain in the Persian Gulf, Dr. Husain Abbas attended the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and subsequently completed his surgical residency and fellowship in Minimally Invasive Surgery in the United States. His interests are in utilizing robotic technology to treat obesity and diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.
Dr. Abbas is currently the medical director of the bariatric program and the program director of robotic surgery at Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, where he also has a busy surgical practice. He focuses on cost-effective surgical treatments for complex gastrointestinal diseases, surgical treatment of obesity, reduction in opioid use, and the complex impact of robotic technology on patients and surgeons. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
فخورين فيك ابن بلدي ❤️
Bahraini always smart wherever they work... Good luck Dr.
Bahrain is proud of you
Proud of you Dr.Hussain🌹✌🌹
Bahraini proud of you because you do something they can’t . Wish you all the best 🇧🇭.
Very nice we are proud
Proud of you. Such a Bahraini talented and hard working guy. God bless you
Proud of you Dr... all the best 🤲🏼
رعاك الله وبارك فيك وكتب اجرك
Very proud of you
God bless you Dr
كل التوفيق والنجاح الدائم لك دكتور حسين ابن بلدي البحرين
Amazing
@8:33😆 Yes! Although you was always nice about it, miss you. Great job!
Hello from Bahrain ;)
هذا هو البحريني يرفع الرأس
Bahraini good luck proud
Hi guys, I need some clarity on this. Can I still work in an engineering field after studying MSc in AI and ML?
PS: I have a ungrad degree in Electrical & Electronics and I major in industrial automation.
looking forward to when all this is 99% automated.
This could be dangerous. What happens when there are no altruistic requirements for training surgeons to use these machines? Then they're just allowed to be by themselves in an operating room with a patient under anesthesia? Why is no one talking about the danger of people having unsupervised surgeries with an unproven technology. The machine could be fantastic, but what if it's used to perform smaller surgeries that DON'T NEED robotic precision. Would lengthening the time of surgery be beneficial for the patient? Likely not. This seems like a fantastic device to misuse, especially when surgeons can be paid by the company to use this device and vouch for it even when it's not needed.
من غباء الحكومه انها مانستفيد من القدرات الي موجوده عندها وتخلي الغير يستفيد.. عذاري تسقي البعيد
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