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Training of surgeons in robotic surgery

Publication date 05/12/2015 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Surgeons from different countries of the world are in France in Nancy, at the Stan Institut. They are trained in robotic surgery. In different rooms, surgical students manipulate simulators. Interviews with Jean Pierre HENRY , President of Stan Institute and Jacques HUBERT, Professor urologist surgeon and IUD coordinator in robotic surgery.

Virtual University of Remote Surgery

Publication date 08/09/2002 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

The European Telesurgery Institute has opened in Strasbourg and will allow for remote surgical operations. Comment on images of a telesurgery operation alternating with the interview of He"rvé MAISONNEUVE, medical director and Jacques MARESCAUX, director of the European Institute of Telesurgery.

Innovation: a telemedicine booth in France

Publication date 22/01/2014 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

The first telemedicine booth in France is used by the retirement home of Cluny in Burgundy. Comment on images of a teleconsultation and interview of a patient from the nursing home as well as the director of the institution.

Telesurgery: why and how

Publication date 25/02/1999 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Interview with Jacques MARESCAUX, President of the Association de recherche contre le cancer de l'système digestif: "When you use this instrument, you have a great facility and precision. It will be difficult to do without it. The advantage is the telecomputer: sometimes you need the help of a more expert surgeon for part of the operation: it will be possible to operate remotely".

Telesurgery through the Zeus programme

Publication date 25/02/1999 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Report dedicated to the robot Zeus allowing to perform miniature surgery remotely.

Training in telesurgery in Strasbourg

Publication date 29/12/2003 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Report on telesurgery courses in Strasbourg. Comment on images of the courses and practical work where surgeons operate a pig with pliers.

Remote medicine as a cure for medical deserts

Publication date 05/09/2016 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

In Alsace, in rural areas, because of medical deserts, some villages, like the village of Oberbruck, test remote medical consultations with a computer, a camera to consult the throat, to check the heart and lungs and a nurse to perform these tests. Comment on factual images alternating with the interview of Thierry CASTERA, general practitioner, Odile EHRET, Pascal GAUTHRON, residents of Oberbruck.

Remote surgical operation

Publication date 19/09/2001 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Report devoted to a first medical: remote operation between New York and Strasbourg thanks to a robot. Testimony of the patient who was operated on with the gallbladder and interview of Professor Jacques MARESCAUX, surgeon at the CHU de Strasbourg. Alternating testimonies and factual images of the operation. Interview with Professor Jacques MARESCAUX, surgeon at the CHU de Strasbourg.

Première mondiale : soigner un spationaute à distance

Publication date 09/10/1990 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Comment soigner un astronaute à distance ? L'Agence spatiale européenne mène une expérience grandeur nature sans précédent de télétravail en matière médicale. Plusieurs volontaires, candidats spationautes, se sont isolés à Bergen, en Norvège. L'Institut Européen de télémédecine a lancé une expérimentation de diagnostic à distance. Une première mondiale.

Télémédecine : un cœur à Katmandou, une échographie à Bourges

Publication date 19/08/1998 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Une première mondiale réussie à Bourges. A la suite de l'expédition Shisha, le docteur Philippe Arbeille, professeur de médecine réalise depuis son bureau de Bourges une échographie sur un patient qui est à Katmandou.

Alsace- Telemedicine in a small village

Publication date 07/09/2016 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

Reportage in Alsace, Oberbruck, where the municipality has set up a teleconsultation system to cope with the chronic shortage of doctors. Demonstration of its functioning with the example of a consultation, in the presence of a nurse who remotely assists the doctor. Comment on factual images alternating with interviews with Christian HEMETTER, general practitioner practising teleconsultation, Jérôme EICH and Olivier FRITZ, patients sharing their impressions after their first consultation as well as Jacques BEHRA, Mayor of Oberbruck.

Remote medical operation

Publication date 19/09/2001 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

A Strasbourg surgeon went to New York to remotely operate a 68-year-old patient hospitalized in Strasbourg. Comment on images of the operation alternating with the interview of Jacques MARESCAUX, surgeon at the CHU de Strasbourg.

The robot and the surgeon: computer-assisted heart surgery with Alain Carpentier

Publication date 21/05/1998 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

A surgical team from the Broussais hospital, led by Professor Alain CARPENTIER, has just developed a new technique: the instruments are controlled from a distance. It is also another vision of the human body. For the first time in the world an open heart procedure was performed with the assistance of a robot handled by the surgeon through a console. The surgeon would be in Paris and the patient on the other side of the planet: this is not impossible in the near future. Today, Professor CARPENTIER is no longer leaning on his patient but on his console. It drives remotely in the heart of the patient the mechanical hand moderated by computer. She faithfully transcribed the surgeon’s gestures, erasing even the tremors of fatigue. Professor Alain CARPENTIER, head of the Broussais cardiac surgery department: "You are inside the heart itself and all alone, with your hands that become dexterity and precision multiplied by 3. It is upsetting." Finished the large scars for the patient, the aperture is only a few centimeters, the tool is the size of a pencil. The camera allows the exploration of previously inaccessible parts of the heart and gives the hope of better treating certain heart conditions. Alain CARPENTIER: "I could operate at the institute of the heart of Saigon for example, difficult cases. Provided of course that the tools and surgeons are there. The most difficult part of the operation would be executed here. This is entirely feasible... in several years." The 6 patients so operated on are doing well. Cardiac surgery is pioneering. Other parts of the body may soon lend themselves to it.

Belgium: heart operation with the Zeus robot

Publication date 18/09/1999 From €100.00

Telesurgery and telemedicine

In Belgium, a patient who underwent a double surgery on coronaries two weeks ago left the hospital 48 hours after the procedure. This shortened convalescence is due to a first surgical: it was operated without opening the thorax, using a robot with voice control. In Blankenberge, Guy de NEVE, 51, cycled 20 km 15 days after the procedure. Usually, the recovery lasts more than two months. Guy DE NEVE: "I feel beautiful, that’s all, I feel very good." He’s ready to go back to work. Reduced convalescence, no scars, thanks to the little robot Zeus. On September 4, in Alost, Guy’s operation was entirely filmed. Two small holes in the chest for the robot arms and instruments, one for the voice-controlled camera. The surgeon handles the robot and sees the operation on his screen. Hugo VANERMEN, surgeon: "The surgeon’s hands will tremble a little, the mechanical arms of the robot do not tremble at all. It gives a precision to the millimeter." The technique is very recent. The first tests took place in February in Strasbourg on the heart of an animal. The robot could make its way into the operating rooms. Interview with Professor Jacques MARESCAUX (25/02/1999) President of the Association for Research on Cancer of the Gastrointestinal Tract: "Sometimes you need remote help from a more expert surgeon for part of the operation: in addition to the advice, it will be possible to operate remotely for 10 minutes or 15 minutes." A computer-assisted operation, some see further imagining the patient at one place and the surgeon at the other end of the world.

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