Automated Microsurgical Tool Categorization using a Surface-Based EMG System.

The selection of micro-surgical tools and their usage form a critical component in today's surgical outcome. The success or failure of the surgery depends on how effectively the surgeon has applied the tools on the operating patient. Popular surgical tools, including forceps, clamp applicators, micro-scissors, and needle holders, are typically used in operating procedures, and characterising the same set of tools in conjunction with the surgeon's implementation remains a topic of continued interest.

Design of a non-invasive pulse rate controlled deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis lower limb device.

Patients with lower limb dysfunctions have a risk of developing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) symptoms if they are in a sitting posture for a long duration. In addition, unconscious patients undergoing a long hour surgery are also prone to DVT problems which further complicates the health of the patient under treatment. A prototype design in the form of an assistive and portable device to overcome deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is developed for surgical and non-surgical applications.