[Application of image guided technique in rhino-orbital related endoscopic surgery].

Lin Chuang Er Bi Yan Hou Tou Jing Wai Ke Za Zhi

Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, the Second Hospital of Shanxi Medical University Taiyuan,030001,China.

Published: January 2018

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  • The study analyzed six cases of rhino-orbital endoscopic surgeries using the Fusion electromagnetic system to assess the efficacy of image-guided techniques.
  • Key metrics recorded included preparation time for navigation (average 8.13 mins), surgical accuracy (within 1 mm), and outcomes, which showed no serious complications.
  • Findings suggest that this technique enhances accuracy and safety in microinvasive surgeries, but emphasizes that it cannot replace a surgeon’s expertise and anatomical knowledge.

Article Abstract

To review retrospectively six cases of rhino-orbital related endoscopic surgeries aided by Fusion electromagnetic system,to explore the indications and clinical value of image guided technique in endonasal endoscopic surgery.Retrospective research methods were used.In this study,six cases of nasal endoscopic sinus surgery using Fusion electromagnetic system were analyzed,including 1 nasal penetrating foreign body,2 optic nerve decompressions,1 orbital apex hemangioma,1 sieve frontal sinus cyst,1 intraorbital mass biopsy.The preparation time of navigation system,the accuracy of intraoperative positioning and surgical coherence,intraoperative and postoperative complications of surgery were recorded.The average preparation time was(8.13 ± 1.858)min.In the navigation,the sinus ostium,orbital cardboard,skull base,optic nerve,internal carotid artery and other important structures can be accurately located in all patients,while registrations had been accurate within 1 mm.Six patients were successfully operated by image guided technique.There was no intracranial or intraorbital complications due to intraoperation error.Image guided technique allows for a truely microinvasive and accurate rhino-orbital related endoscopic surgeries.It requires less preoperative preparation time,has high surgical navigation accuracy,improves the surgical coherence and safety,and reduces the surgical complicationgs.However,as an auxiliary tool,it can not replace the surgeon's anatomical knowledge,surgical training and clinical experience.

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