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Characterization of patient head motion in otologic surgery: Implications for TEES
Alexandra J. Berges
, Christopher Razavi
, Mahya Shahbazi
,
Russell Taylor
,
John P. Carey
,
Francis X. Creighton
Whiting School of Engineering
School of Medicine
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Head Motion
100%
Otologic Surgery
100%
Endoscopic Ear Surgery
100%
Otologic
57%
General Anesthesia
42%
Motion Kinematics
28%
Two-handed
28%
Endoscope Holder
28%
Anesthetics
14%
Surgeons
14%
Endoscope
14%
Damage Potential
14%
Life Performance
14%
Paralysis
14%
One Solution
14%
Patient Motion
14%
Ossicles
14%
Procedure Duration
14%
Forehead
14%
Linear Acceleration
14%
Patient Movement
14%
Angular Velocity
14%
Ear Canal
14%
Middle Ear Disease
14%
One-handed
14%
Inertial Measurement Unit
14%
Performance Research
14%
Dynamic Equipment
14%
Objective Characterization
14%
Formal Characterization
14%
Medicine and Dentistry
Head Movement
100%
Ear Surgery
100%
Endoscope
42%
General Anesthesia
42%
Surgeon
14%
Prospective Study
14%
Paralysis
14%
Ear Canal
14%
Middle Ear Disease
14%