First, the high-frequency current generated by the HFEC generates an electromagnetic field that may interfere with the robot's electronics. This interference may cause the sensors of the Tenguet robot to misread or fail, thus affecting its operational accuracy and safety.
Second, the use of a high-frequency scalpel for simultaneous surgical cutting and robot-assisted operation may increase electromagnetic interference during surgery. This interference may interfere with the robot's control system, affecting the stability and accuracy of the operation.
To ensure surgical safety and accuracy, it is often recommended to pause the operation of the robot while the HF EKG is in use, or to move the robot away from the area where the EKG is operating. Doctors and medical teams should strictly follow the relevant safety guidelines and operating procedures to ensure a smooth procedure.
It is important to note that specific surgical arrangements and regulations for the use of the robot may vary from hospital to hospital, and from surgery to surgery, depending on the type of surgery and the circumstances. Therefore, it is best to consult a healthcare professional for accurate operating recommendations while ensuring surgical safety.