Overview
Embark on a captivating journey through the evolution of surgery in this Royal Institution lecture. Explore the remarkable advancements from Joseph Lister's pioneering antiseptics to cutting-edge medical robots with award-winning surgeon and researcher Pankaj Chandak. Discover how modern surgeons are pushing boundaries with 3D printing, perfusion machines, and antibody-suppressing drugs. Delve into the challenges of transplantation, the intricacies of robotic surgery, and the innovative applications of 3D printing in complex surgical cases. Learn about the historical significance of open operations, the development of minimally invasive techniques, and the current state of surgical theatre setups. Engage with audience participation segments and gain insights into real-world surgical scenarios, including aneurysms and pediatric cases. Witness the intersection of medical expertise and technological innovation as Chandak shares his groundbreaking work in transplant surgery, including the first successful transplantation of an adult kidney into a pediatric patient using 3D printing techniques.
Syllabus
Introduction
Michael Faraday
Joseph Lister
Open Operation
Kidneys from Living Donors
Minimally invasive surgery
Robotic surgery
Surgical theatre setup
Problems with robotic surgery
Audience participation
Challenges of transplantation
Perfusion bypass
Kidney protection
Applications of 3D printing
Normal situation
Aneurysms
Children
What are we doing
Creating a 3D model
Retrospective case
Geometric correlation
First case
Printing properties
Another case
In theatre
Taught by
The Royal Institution