Development of Advanced Techniques for Emergency Robotic Catheterization
(ref. BAP-2026-584) Laatst aangepast: 14/09/26 Website van de eenheid An increasing number of medical interventions are performed using catheter-based techniques, offering major benefits to patients, including shorter hospital stays, reduced invasiveness, and fewer surgical scars. However, these procedures often rely on fluoroscopic X-ray imaging, exposing clinicians to ionizing radiation during prolonged interventions. To reduce this occupational exposure, clinicians typically wear heavy lead aprons, which can impose a substantial ergonomic burden and contribute to long-term musculoskeletal…
