Background:This study was performed to introduce a new wireless endoscopic system.Research and development were based on fifth-generation transmission technology.Eye symptoms and visual discomfort induced by the novel...Background:This study was performed to introduce a new wireless endoscopic system.Research and development were based on fifth-generation transmission technology.Eye symptoms and visual discomfort induced by the novel endoscopic system were compared with those induced by the conventional endoscopic system before and during laparoscopic pelvic surgery.Materials and methods:Twenty surgeons successfully conducted laparoscopic pelvic surgeries using a conventional endoscopic system and a wireless endoscopic system.Subjective and objective data were measured to evaluate visual discomfort before and 2 hours after surgery.Results:In the conventional endoscopic and wireless endoscopic system groups,no significant differences were found in the presurgical or postsurgical questionnaires.In both groups,tear film breakup times significantly decreased after surgery.However,after comparing the 2 groups,no statistically significant difference was found.Conclusions:Compared with the conventional endoscopic system,the novel wireless endoscopic system does not cause additional visual discomfort for experienced surgeons.展开更多
基金supported by the Colleges and Universities Collaborative Innovation Project of Anhui Province(GXXT-2019-014)the Major Program of Translational Medicine Research in Anhui Province(ZHYX2020A003)+1 种基金the Program of Co-Construction of Disciplines between Clinical Medical Universities and Hospitals(2021lcxk013)Anhui Provincial Major Science and Technology Project(202103a07020012).
文摘Background:This study was performed to introduce a new wireless endoscopic system.Research and development were based on fifth-generation transmission technology.Eye symptoms and visual discomfort induced by the novel endoscopic system were compared with those induced by the conventional endoscopic system before and during laparoscopic pelvic surgery.Materials and methods:Twenty surgeons successfully conducted laparoscopic pelvic surgeries using a conventional endoscopic system and a wireless endoscopic system.Subjective and objective data were measured to evaluate visual discomfort before and 2 hours after surgery.Results:In the conventional endoscopic and wireless endoscopic system groups,no significant differences were found in the presurgical or postsurgical questionnaires.In both groups,tear film breakup times significantly decreased after surgery.However,after comparing the 2 groups,no statistically significant difference was found.Conclusions:Compared with the conventional endoscopic system,the novel wireless endoscopic system does not cause additional visual discomfort for experienced surgeons.
