Application of SinoPlan in Trajectory Planning for Robot-Assisted Intracerebral Hematoma Puncture
Zhang, F. y.; Yao, J.; Zhou, Q. y.; fang, Y. c.; Hu, A.; Wang, Y.; Ding, W.; Wu, X.; Gu, Y.
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Robot-assisted hematoma puncture has seen significant development in primary hospitals across the country. Sino Plan software system is the core of the intelligent surgical robot, independently developed by Sinovation.We conducted a comparative study of imaging indicators, such as residual hematoma volume and hematoma clearance rate, as well as prognostic indicators, in patients who underwent hematoma puncture at our hospital over a 9-year period, before and after the introduction of Sino Plan.The results indicated that following the application of Sino Plan, the hematoma clearance rate was significantly enhanced, and the residual hematoma volume was markedly reduced. Regarding patient prognosis, there was no significant difference in GCS scores between the two groups, but the incidence of adverse prognostic events was lower in patients where Sino Plan was utilized.In conclusion, this 9-year retrospective analysis at our hospital reveals that Sino Plan offers distinct advantages. However, its application in certain special cases suggests that further improvements to the software are warranted to better meet the demands of more specific clinical scenarios.
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