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Abstract:
This study reports the first combined brain biopsy and external ventricular drainage (EVD) placement using the RONNA G4 robotic system. The procedure demonstrated feasibility and safety in a single operative session.
Conclusion:
The RONNA G4 system effectively facilitated combined brain biopsy and EVD placement, offering a promising approach for complex neurosurgical procedures.
Authors: Raguž, M.; Dlaka, D.; Orešković, D.; Kaštelančić, A.; Chudy, D.; Jerbić, B.; Šekoranja, B.; Šuligoj, F.; Švaco, M.
Journal: Journal of Surgical Case Reports
Year: 2022 (5), rjac151
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.1093/jscr/rjac151
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Abstract:
This prospective study evaluated 23 robot-assisted frameless brain biopsies using the RONNA G4 system. The diagnostic yield was 95.6%, with an average target point error of 2.15 ± 1.22 mm.
Conclusion:
The RONNA G4 system is a safe and accurate tool for brain biopsy, with a high diagnostic yield and minimal complications.
Authors: Dlaka, D.; Švaco, M.; Chudy, D.; Jerbić, B.; Šekoranja, B.; Šuligoj, F.; Vidaković, J.; Almahariq, F.; Romić, D.; Raguž, M.
Journal: Croat Med J
Year: 2021, 62 (4), 318–327.
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.3325/cmj.2021.62.318
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Abstract:
This study assessed 32 robot-assisted frameless brain biopsies with the RONNA G4 system. The mean entry point error was 1.42 ± 0.74 mm, and the diagnostic yield was 96.87%.
Conclusion:
The RONNA G4 system provides precise and highly accurate assistance for frameless brain biopsies, with a high diagnostic yield.
Authors: Dlaka, D.; Švaco, M.; Chudy, D.; Jerbić, B.; Šekoranja, B.; Šuligoj, F.; Vidaković, J.; Romić, D.; Raguž, M
Journal: Int J Med Robot
Year: 6 February 2021, rcs.2245.
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.1002/rcs.2245
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Abstract:
This review examines various phantom designs used in stereotactic neurosurgery for system calibration and accuracy assessment. It highlights the importance of phantom models in evaluating robotic systems.
Conclusion:
Phantom models are essential for calibrating and assessing the accuracy of stereotactic neurosurgical systems, ensuring optimal performance.
Authors: Švaco, M.; Stiperski, I.; Dlaka, D.; Šuligoj, F.; Jerbić, B.; Chudy, D.; Raguž, M.
Journal: Front. Neurorobot.
Year: 2020, 14, 549603.
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.3389/fnbot.2020.549603
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Abstract:
This study introduces an automated patient registration framework using fiducial markers in robotic neurosurgery. The algorithm achieved a high success rate in point pairing, enhancing registration accuracy.
Conclusion:
Automated patient registration using fiducial markers improves accuracy and efficiency in robotic neurosurgical procedures.
Authors: Šuligoj, F.; Jerbić, B.; Švaco, M.; Šekoranja, B.
Journal: International Journal of Simulation Modelling
Year: 2018, 17 (3), 458–471
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.2507/IJSIMM17(3)442
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Abstract:
This paper analyzes the impact of different localization strategies on the accuracy of the RONNA robotic system. The study found that specific strategies significantly reduce application errors.
Conclusion:
Implementing optimal localization strategies enhances the accuracy of robotic neurosurgical systems.
Authors: Šuligoj, F.; Jerbić, B.; Šekoranja, B.; Vidaković, J.; Švaco, M.
Journal: Transactions of FAMENA
Year: 2018, 42 (2), 27–38.
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.21278/TOF.42203
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Abstract:
This case study presents a brain biopsy performed using the RONNA G3 robotic system. The procedure was successful with no complications, demonstrating the system's efficacy.
Conclusion:
The RONNA G3 system is a safe and precise tool for brain biopsy, offering a reliable alternative to traditional methods.
Authors: Šuligoj, F.; Jerbić, B.; Švaco, M.; Šekoranja, B.Journal: The International Journal of Medical Robotics and Computer Assisted Surgery
Year: 2017, 1–7.
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.1002/rcs.1884
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Abstract:
This research addresses the challenges of positioning collaborative robots in neurosurgery. It proposes strategies to optimize robot placement, enhancing surgical outcomes.
Conclusion:
Effective positioning strategies are crucial for the successful application of collaborative robots in neurosurgery.
Authors: Vidaković, J.; Jerbić, B.; Švaco, M.; Šuligoj, F.; Šekoranja, B.Journal: Tehnicki vjesnik - Technical Gazette
Year: 2017, 24 (6)
Link to the Paper: https://doi.org/10.17559/TV-20170213110534