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◆ Annual Review of Biomedical Engineering2026-05-01· Medicine

Artificial Intelligence–Based Analysis of Laparoscopic Imaging for Intraoperative Surgical Decision Support

Z Zhang, Pietro Mascagni, Annika Reinke, Pieter De Backer, Wouter Bogaert, Marco Mezzina, Daniel A. Donoho, Fiona R. Kolbinger

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Across surgical specialties, minimally invasive (laparoscopic) surgery has become a standard technique, as it is associated with less trauma, reduced postoperative complication rates, and quicker recovery for patients as compared with open surgery. Due to the limited field of view and limited haptic feedback, the surgical decision-making process in laparoscopic surgery is currently guided solely by surgeons' visual interpretation of the laparoscopic video stream. Modern artificial intelligence (AI) methods excel at the interpretation of visual data and find applications in clinical routine in fields such as radiology and endoscopy. AI methods could help augment laparoscopic surgery through objective real-time analysis of the laparoscopic video stream. Research studies have demonstrated the feasibility of AI-based surgical scene and process understanding. This review provides an overview of these AI applications, focusing on approaches that could, in the next decade, be translated into intraoperative surgical decision support tools for increased surgical quality and patient safety.
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