Usefulness of three‐dimensional imaging in a flexible endoscopic surgery platform with multi‐degrees‐of‐freedom articulating devices

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  • Usefulness of three-dimensional imaging in a flexible endoscopic surgery platform with multi-degrees-of-freedom articulating devices

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Background and Aims: Recent studies on endoscopic submucosal dissection have aimed to reduce the difficulty of the procedure by using multi-degrees-of-freedom articulating devices. In this study, we evaluated the usefulness of adding three-dimensional (3D) video imaging into simulated endoscopic submucosal dissection tasks using multi-degrees-of-freedom devices. Methods: We designed an endoscopic platform with a 3D camera and two multi-degrees-of-freedom devices. Four ex vivo bench tasks were created, and a crossover study comparing 2D and 3D conditions was conducted on 15 volunteers. In each task, performance such as procedure time and accuracy were objectively evaluated. Additionally, a comprehensive visual analogue scale questionnaire was conducted. Results: In the tasks simulating submucosal flap grasping, marking, and full-area incision, the use of 3D imaging significantly improved the speed and accuracy of the multi-degrees-of-freedom device manipulation (p < .01). No significant differences were observed in the task that simulated the dissection procedure. Furthermore, it appears that the accuracy of recognizing curved surfaces may be reduced in the 3D environment. Operators reported subjective increases in recognizability and operability with the 3D camera, along with an increase in asthenopia (p < .01). Conclusions: 3D vision improves the technical accuracy of certain simulated multi-degrees-of-freedom endoscopic submucosal dissection tasks and subjectively improved operating conditions, at the cost of increased eye strain.

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