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We developed methods combining formal and experience-based knowledge for surgical phase recognition. This improves context-aware information filtering, aiding surgeons by providing relevant data during procedures.

Keywords:

Cognition-guided assistance Context-awareness Ontology

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Surgical Technology
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

Background:

Computer assistance is prevalent in surgery, but information overload challenges surgeons.
Context-aware information filtering is crucial for effective surgical assistance.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop methods for recognizing surgical phases for context-aware information filtering.
To select the most suitable information subset for specific surgical situations.

Main Methods:

Combining formal knowledge (ontology) and experience-based knowledge (training samples).
Developed two methods: 1. Composition of random forests using formal phase transition knowledge. 2. Cultural optimization to infer rules from experience.
Compared proposed methods against purely formal (rule-based) and purely experience-based (random forests) approaches.

Main Results:

Rule-based approaches performed best with noise-free data.
Random forest-based approaches demonstrated greater robustness with noisy input data.
Evaluation conducted on laparoscopic pancreas resections and adrenalectomies using consistent quality criteria.

Conclusions:

Successful combination of formal and experience-based knowledge for robust surgical phase recognition.
Demonstrated the feasibility of context-aware information filtering in surgical settings.