Yeah, as I mentioned, at, at Cincinnati, we are fortunate. We're very collaborative with the surgeons. We share know-how, working together in our hybrid OR which we've had open for about 7 years now.
Yeah, as I mentioned, at, at Cincinnati, we are fortunate. We're very collaborative with the surgeons. We share know-how, working together in our hybrid OR which we've had open for about 7 years now.
Yeah, as I mentioned, at, at Cincinnati, we are fortunate. We're very collaborative with the surgeons. We share know-how, working together in our hybrid OR which we've had open for about 7 years now.
Important part of the program is having someone that can really. Champion the efforts of the surgeons and the interventional radiologists and combine everyone working together.
Update Course Rewind: Highlighting Collaboration from Surgery & Interventional Radiology in the OR 2024
▶Ep 20 · 1:32
opinionSurgeons and interventional radiologists may speak different languages regarding image guidance, with surgeons not knowing what's possible and radiologists not knowing what surgeons need.↗
▶Ep 20 · 1:32
quoteAnd even when we talk about image guidance, I think sometimes surgeon and interventional radiologists may be speaking different languages.↗
▶Ep 20 · 1:32
quoteAnd even when we talk about image guidance, I think sometimes surgeon and interventional radiologists may be speaking different languages.↗
▶Ep 20 · 1:32
opinionSurgeons and interventional radiologists may speak different languages regarding image guidance, with surgeons not knowing what's possible and radiologists not knowing what surgeons need.↗
▶Ep 20 · 3:24
clinicalCincinnati Children's hybrid OR has been open for about 7 years with collaborative work between surgeons and interventional radiologists.↗
▶Ep 20 · 3:24
quoteYeah, as I mentioned, at, at Cincinnati, we are fortunate. We're very collaborative with the surgeons. We share know-how, working together in our hybrid OR which we've had open for about 7 years now.↗
▶Ep 20 · 3:24
clinicalCincinnati Children's hybrid OR has been open for about 7 years with collaborative work between surgeons and interventional radiologists.↗
▶Ep 20 · 3:24
quoteYeah, as I mentioned, at, at Cincinnati, we are fortunate. We're very collaborative with the surgeons. We share know-how, working together in our hybrid OR which we've had open for about 7 years now.↗
▶Ep 20 · 3:45
quoteImportant part of the program is having someone that can really. Champion the efforts of the surgeons and the interventional radiologists and combine everyone working together.↗
▶Ep 20 · 3:45
quoteImportant part of the program is having someone that can really. Champion the efforts of the surgeons and the interventional radiologists and combine everyone working together.↗
▶Ep 20 · 4:44
clinicalFor supraclavicular lymph nodes that are difficult to palpate, ultrasound-guided localization with a Copan's needle wire allows the surgeon to follow it down and find the lymph node easily, turning what could be a big dissection into a nice and easy one.↗
▶Ep 20 · 4:44
clinicalFor supraclavicular lymph nodes that are difficult to palpate, ultrasound-guided localization with a Copan's needle wire allows the surgeon to follow it down and find the lymph node easily, turning what could be a big dissection into a nice and easy one.↗
▶Ep 20 · 5:15
clinicalFor foreign body localization (such as glass), interventional radiologists can localize it with ultrasound before introduction of air, which makes things virtually invisible.↗
▶Ep 20 · 5:15
clinicalFor foreign body localization (such as glass), interventional radiologists can localize it with ultrasound before introduction of air, which makes things virtually invisible.↗
▶Ep 20 · 7:03
clinicalAt Cincinnati Children's, pulmonary nodule localization uses a combination of methylene blue blood patch with cone beam CT performed with the patient in thoracoscopy position, involving one draping and prepping in the hybrid OR, tattooing the visceral pleura with methylene blue blood patch while deploying a Copan's wire.↗
▶Ep 20 · 7:03
clinicalAt Cincinnati Children's, pulmonary nodule localization uses a combination of methylene blue blood patch with cone beam CT performed with the patient in thoracoscopy position, involving one draping and prepping in the hybrid OR, tattooing the visceral pleura with methylene blue blood patch while deploying a Copan's wire.↗
▶Ep 20 · 8:13
clinicalFor transbronchial biopsies, cone beam CT is used to segment out 3D anatomy in about 1 minute, then live fluoroscopy is superimposed over the nodule in AP and lateral views so the pulmonology team always knows where they are performing the biopsy.↗
▶Ep 20 · 8:13
clinicalFor transbronchial biopsies, cone beam CT is used to segment out 3D anatomy in about 1 minute, then live fluoroscopy is superimposed over the nodule in AP and lateral views so the pulmonology team always knows where they are performing the biopsy.↗
▶Ep 20 · 8:41
clinicalAugmented reality technology uses holographic displays superimposed over patients on the table, taking pre-procedure CT or MRI imaging, segmenting it out, and co-registering it to the patient, with the ability to track instruments.↗
▶Ep 20 · 8:41
clinicalAugmented reality technology uses holographic displays superimposed over patients on the table, taking pre-procedure CT or MRI imaging, segmenting it out, and co-registering it to the patient, with the ability to track instruments.↗
Update Course Rewind: Highlighting Collaboration from Surgery & Interventional Radiology in the OR 2024
▶Ep 12 · 1:32
quoteAnd even when we talk about image guidance, I think sometimes surgeon and interventional radiologists may be speaking different languages.↗
▶Ep 12 · 1:32
opinionSurgeons and interventional radiologists may speak different languages regarding image guidance, with surgeons not knowing what's possible and radiologists not knowing what surgeons need.↗
▶Ep 12 · 3:24
quoteYeah, as I mentioned, at, at Cincinnati, we are fortunate. We're very collaborative with the surgeons. We share know-how, working together in our hybrid OR which we've had open for about 7 years now.↗
▶Ep 12 · 3:24
clinicalCincinnati Children's hybrid OR has been open for about 7 years with collaborative work between surgeons and interventional radiologists.↗
▶Ep 12 · 3:45
quoteImportant part of the program is having someone that can really. Champion the efforts of the surgeons and the interventional radiologists and combine everyone working together.↗
▶Ep 12 · 4:44
clinicalFor supraclavicular lymph nodes that are difficult to palpate, ultrasound-guided localization with a Copan's needle wire allows the surgeon to follow it down and find the lymph node easily, turning what could be a big dissection into a nice and easy one.↗
▶Ep 12 · 5:15
clinicalFor foreign body localization (such as glass), interventional radiologists can localize it with ultrasound before introduction of air, which makes things virtually invisible.↗
▶Ep 12 · 7:03
clinicalAt Cincinnati Children's, pulmonary nodule localization uses a combination of methylene blue blood patch with cone beam CT performed with the patient in thoracoscopy position, involving one draping and prepping in the hybrid OR, tattooing the visceral pleura with methylene blue blood patch while deploying a Copan's wire.↗
▶Ep 12 · 8:13
clinicalFor transbronchial biopsies, cone beam CT is used to segment out 3D anatomy in about 1 minute, then live fluoroscopy is superimposed over the nodule in AP and lateral views so the pulmonology team always knows where they are performing the biopsy.↗
▶Ep 12 · 8:41
clinicalAugmented reality technology uses holographic displays superimposed over patients on the table, taking pre-procedure CT or MRI imaging, segmenting it out, and co-registering it to the patient, with the ability to track instruments.↗
