HCI Design in the OR: A Gesturing Case-Study"
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1 HCI Design in the OR: A Gesturing Case-Study" Ali Bigdelou 1, Ralf Stauder 1, Tobias Benz 1, Aslı Okur 1,! Tobias Blum 1, Reza Ghotbi 2, and Nassir Navab 1!!! 1 Computer Aided Medical Procedures (CAMP),! Technische Universität München, Germany! 2 Vascular Surgery, Klinikum München-Pasing, Germany!
2 OR in a Nutshell:" " Collaborative Environment" Surgical Workflow" Distributed Platform" Bigdelou et al., 2011: OR Specific Domain Model for Usability Evaluations of Intra-Operative Systems.! 2!
3 Computerized systems in the operating room " (e.g. visualization, intra-operative navigation)" Challenges of touch-based interfaces: " Sterility requirements" Spatial layout of operating site" Typical solution: delegation of control to assistants" Added level of indirection" Misunderstandings and inefficiency" Johnson et al., 2011: Exploring the potential for touch-less interaction in image-guided interventional radiology.! 3!
4 Recent Works on Intra-operative Gesture-based Interfaces" Graetzel et al., 2004: A noncontact mouse for surgeon-computer interaction.! Wachs et al., 2006: A real-time hand gesture interface for medical visualization applications.! Soutschek et al., 2008: 3D gesture-based scene navigation in medical imaging using TOF cameras.! Kipshagen et al., 2009: Touch-and marker-free interaction with medical software.! Gallo, 2010: A glove-based interface for 3d medical image visualization.! Interaction requirements are dynamic in the OR:" Type of the operation" Surgeon s decision" Patient profile" Surgeons are limited to predefined user interfaces (UI)" The concept UI customization has been studied in other domains but not in OR domain" Schwarz et al., 2011: Learning Gestures for Customizable Human-Computer Interaction in the Operating Room 4!.!
5 Contribution" A HCI designing framework specific for the operating room (OR)! - considering the main intra-operative aspects! o surgical workflow! o OR human roles! o interaction requirements with hardware and software solutions! - standalone! - not hardcoded in the medical solution itself! A methodology for utilizing such HCI designing concepts in practice! Gesture-based interfaces as an example! 5!
6 Clinical Use Case" Surgical " Stage" Find insertion point for catheter! Available " Devices" Ultrasound! Insert catheter, guide wire and stent! Confirm correct placement! Angiography! IVUS! Open stent! Validate placement and opening! Angiography! CTA! Video: 6!
7 Outline" Introduction to the OR! Clinical Use-Case! Requirement Analysis! Framework Architecture! Customization for the OR! HCI Designing Framework! Methodological Approach! User Studies! Conclusion! 7!
8 Requirement Analysis" Extensibility! Various input devices! Various target systems! Multiple users! Customization! Based on surgical workflow constraints! Personalized interaction! Gestures! System behavior! 8!
9 Framework Architecture" Component-based architecture! Functionalities are exposed as properties, methods and events" Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 9!
10 Framework Architecture" Component-based architecture! Functionalities are exposed as properties, methods and events" Pipeline model for data flow between components! Binding by linking properties of different components! Framework core hosts, update components and propagate changes in a synchronized way" Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 10!
11 Framework Architecture" Input Components! Interface to the input device hardware! Examples! Kinect! Inertial sensors! Mouse / Keyboard! Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 11!
12 Framework Architecture" Target Components! Encapsulate control interface of intra-operative target systems! Examples! Intra-operative hardware equipment! Intra-operative software solutions! Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 12!
13 Framework Architecture" Gesture Recognition Component! Implementation of the proposed gesture recognition approach! Inputs! Data from input sensors! Outputs! Recognized gesture index! Recognized gesture state! Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 13!
14 Framework Architecture" DeMultiplexer Component! Forwards the recognized gesture values to one of the output channels based on the recognized gesture index! Inputs! Recognized gesture index! Recognized gesture state! Activation switch! Outputs! A separate channel for each of the trained gestures! Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 14!
15 Framework Architecture" Activation Switch! Prevents effects of movements similar to the trained gestures! Implemented by enabling and disabling the DeMultiplexer component! Possible approaches! Voice recognition! Hand-held remote control! Pedal! Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 15!
16 Customization for the OR" Collaborative environments! Extensibility and multi-target device! Integration to surgical workflow! Visual behavior customization by user! Bigdelou et al., IUI 2012: A Flexible Platform for Developing Context-Aware 3D Gesture-based Interfaces.! 16!
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18 Methodological Approach" Plan! Define interaction requirements! Design! Define interaction pipelines using the visual editor! Interact! Load configuration and update! Provide a subset of features to the user in recognized workflow stage! 18!
19 User Studies" UI Experts! Surgeons! 19!
20 User Studies" 3 tasks as in proposed methodology! Plan the interaction (only surgeons)! Design the interaction pipeline! Interact within the simulated OR! Questionnaires! AttrakDiff forms! Standard testing support tool for HCI! 28 word pairs! Hedonic Quality (HQ)! Human desires for excitement! Novelty and satisfaction! Pragmatic Quality (PQ)! Learnability and ease of use! # participants:" 18! age:" experience:" UI Experts" mean: 35.5! σ: 8.5! mean: 9.1 years! σ: 5.3 years! Surgeons" 1 assistant! 1 senior! 1 chief! 31, 39 and 49 respectively! 3, 13 and 25 years respectively! 20!
21 Surgeons User Studies" 3 tasks as in proposed methodology! Plan the interaction (only surgeons)! Design the interaction pipeline! Interact within the simulated OR! Questionnaires! AttrakDiff forms! Standard testing support tool for HCI! 28 word pairs! Hedonic Quality (HQ)! Human desires for excitement! Novelty and satisfaction! Pragmatic Quality (PQ)! Learnability and ease of use! UI Experts # participants:" 18! age:" experience:" UI Experts" mean: 35.5! σ: 8.5! mean: 9.1 years! σ: 5.3 years! Surgeons" 1 assistant! 1 senior! 1 chief! 31, 39 and 49 respectively! 3, 13 and 25 years respectively! G Medium value of OR Gesturing Confidence rectangle C Medium value of OR Customization Confidence rectangle 21!
22 User Studies" Plan$ Design$ Interact$ Surgeons$ UI$Experts$ Planning$the$interac4on$requirements$is$easy$ Different$surgeons$may$define$requirements$differently$ I$prefer$myself$to$customize$the$interface$using$the$editor$ Learning$to$operate$the$visual$editor$is$easy$ I$can$easily$remember$how$to$use$the$visual$editor$ I$am$sa4sfied$with$the$4me$needed$to$customize$ The$method$is$helpful$in$distributed$plaHorms$ The$method$is$helpful$in$presence$of$a$workflow$ The$method$is$helpful$in$collabora4ve$environments$ The$gesturing$interface$is$simple$and$friendly$ I$learned$to$use$the$gesturing$interface$quickly$ The$system$is$fun$to$use$ Gesturing$interface$can$be$used$within$real$surgeries$ 1.00$ 2.00$ 3.00$ 4.00$ 5.00$ 22!
23 First experiments inside a real OR, with real surgeons, support applicability of this technique in practice.! Conclusion" We presented HCI designing framework for the OR and a methodology! Proposed architecture is highly adaptable based on different OR constraints! User studies we conducted showed the applicability of the proposed concepts! 23!
24 Questions?! THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION" 24!
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