The reason why medicine is a science is that the structure of the human body and medical tools, including the statistics of pharmaceutical instruments, are all closely related to mathematics, physics and chemistry. It can be said that these disciplines form the basis for the continuous development of medical technology.
Is anatomy the basis of medicine? yes. Can anatomy be created without mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc.? cannot.
However, in clinical practice, many doctors have forgotten this book.
The arena fell into silence.
Zuo Jinmao pushed the companion beside him.
Yao Zhiyuan could read the words in his eyes: Does she look a little like you
Doctors who work hard to dig into physics, mathematics, chemistry, etc. after becoming a doctor are rare and relatively "different". The textbooks most doctors reread will only be medical books.
He's an oddball, is she too? Yao Zhiyuan thought. Needless to say, the reflection of optics on the structure of the human body, the first thing that everyone can think of must be the human eye. Where is the most special thing about the human eye? Is the optics coming to the human eye to produce unique laws? think
I also know it's impossible. "The most special thing about the human eye is that it is connected to the human brain. The brain processes the information collected by the human eye to form a feedback result, which guides the next action of the human limbs. In the history of human research and development of machines, refer to the human eye. Interaction with the brain, if the eyes of the robot are to become human eyes, it is necessary to form a new interactive system between the robot human eye and the computer center. The applied research computing that is currently and in the future is exploring
Optical imaging technology is one of the ideas to solve the problem. "
For example, drawing a plane circle into a three-dimensional sphere requires drawing shadows, and using optical information to accurately transmit the information of a circle or a ball to the audience watching the painting.
In laparoscopic surgery, the optical laws used are the most primitive. It is not painting, but like lighting on a stage, and the doctor judges himself according to the picture produced by the lights. In such a case, in order for the doctor to see the surgical field of view clearly, the lights must be turned back and forth in all directions. However, the movement of the joystick in the human body is limited, and there must be an insurmountable dead angle when the light is turned on. It can be said that this problem
It is a common problem of all minimally invasive surgeries, and surgical robots also have this problem.
"You mean, can computational optical imaging technology be like a painter's painting?"
The bosses at the scene are all highly intelligent, and they can quickly understand the advantages and disadvantages of this new technology from the examples she gave. It doesn’t matter if the light can’t be fully illuminated. Where the light is insufficient, the computer uses big data as the basis to collect as much residual optical information as possible for analysis, and further process the illuminated picture (such as exposure
Intelligent adjustment of degree) is like a painter's painting, and it is transmitted to the doctor with a clearer and all-round surgical vision.
As a layman, you may be afraid to see this: Will the computer make a mistake? We must know that many blind insertion operations in clinical practice, such as the most common injection, all rely on personal experience, which can be said to be more unreliable than big data. Inspections such as magnetic resonance are not directly photographed in the human body, but are based on the basic knowledge of physics
Calculated image of the human body. What's more, all the final checks are made by doctors, not by machines.
Minimally invasive surgery always has this risk. If you don’t want this risk, you can only do traditional surgery. However, traditional surgery is more risky and unbearable for some patients, causing some patients to give up their lives. Anyone who knows medicine knows that medicine has always been a gamble, and medicine is not theology.