Description
The transcript of a presentation by Michael Dunbar delves into the evolving field of knee navigation in surgery, highlighting conflicts, advancements, and the significance of precision versus accuracy in surgical outcomes. Dunbar discusses the history and current state of knee and hip replacement innovations, mentioning how the focus has shifted from implant design to methodology and placement. He further argues for careful, phased approaches to innovation to mitigate risks, citing recent trends in technology and the importance of training in utilizing navigation tools effectively. The dialogue shifts towards the role of artificial intelligence in surgery, mirroring advancements in aviation, and the need for a robust feedback loop to ensure surgical success. Dunbar advocates for public support in funding education and training, emphasizing that excellence in surgical practices requires investment in education and improved training methods as the healthcare sector advances.
DOI: 10.1302/3114-210255