Verb Surgical Inc.

Felix Bork

Pablo E Garcia Kilroy

Bernhard A Fuerst

Berk Gonenc

Risto Kojcev

Benjamin Sanker

Denise Ann Miller

Salvatore Virga

Daniel Ostler-Mildner

David Wallace

A method performed by a surgical system. The method includes receiving 1) a video stream captured by a camera inside an operating room and 2) an audio stream that includes sounds captured by a microphone inside the operating room. The method detects an audio event within the operating room by performing an acoustic analysis upon the audio stream. The method produces a timestamp based on the detected audio event and based on an internal clock of the electronic device and tags the timestamp to the video stream and the audio stream. The method stores the tagged image stream and the tagged audio stream in memory.

Method and system for time synchronization across multiple surgical data streams based on event detection in an operating room

Errors in a blended stream that would result in non-display or obscuring of a live video stream from a medical device may be automatically detected, and a failover stream corresponding to the first live video stream may be displayed to medical personnel. For example, one or more second input streams that are being blended may contain no data or invalid data which may result in the blended stream not displaying (or obscuring) the live video stream (if the blended were displayed). Switching from blending to a failover buffer may occur within the time to process a single video image frame. Upon detection (prior to display) that the blended stream would not display the live video stream, display of the live video stream from the failover buffer may be initiated. Other aspects are also described and claimed.

Apparatus, systems, and methods for intraoperative visualization

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Schnuerpflingen, Germany

Felix Bork