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    • Biomedical Engineering
    • Surgical Technology

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    • Cataract surgery requires precise identification of intraocular tissues for safety and efficacy.
    • Current methods may lack real-time feedback for tissue differentiation.
    • Bioimpedance offers a unique electrical property for distinguishing biological tissues.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop and validate a bioimpedance-based system for identifying intraocular tissues during cataract surgery.
    • To integrate hardware and software for real-time surgical guidance.
    • To assess the system's accuracy and reliability in distinguishing key ocular tissues.

    Main Methods:

    • An integrated hardware and software solution was developed, utilizing the distinct bioimpedance signatures of intraocular tissues.
    • The system was tested ex vivo on 31 pig eyes, collecting bioimpedance data from the Iris, Cornea, Lens, and Vitreous.
    • A machine learning classifier, specifically a support vector machine, was employed for tissue identification.

    Main Results:

    • The support vector machine classifier achieved an overall accuracy of 91% across all experimental trials.
    • The system demonstrated 100% reliability and 95% sensitivity in detecting the lens.
    • Vitreous detection showed 88% reliability and 94% sensitivity.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed bioimpedance framework successfully enabled accurate identification of intraocular tissues.
    • The system has significant clinical implications for enhancing surgical safety and efficacy.
    • Potential applications include early detection of posterior capsule rupture and improved lens removal during cataract surgery.