NASA NTRS · 19950007616
Man-machine interfaces in health care
Abstract
The surgeon, like the pilot, is confronted with an ever increasing volume of voice, data, and image input. Simultaneously, the surgeon must control a rapidly growing number of devices to deliver care to the patient. The broad disciplines of man-machine interface design, systems integration, and teleoperation will play a role in the operating room of the future. The purpose of this communication is to report the incorporation of these design concepts into new surgical and laser delivery systems. A review of each general problem area and the systems under development to solve the problems are presented.
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Charles, Steve, Williams, Roy E.. 1991-06-01. Man-machine interfaces in health care. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950007616
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