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| author | Itkonen, Matti Okajima, Shotaro Ueda, Sayako Costa-Garcia, Alvaro Ningjia, Yang Kurogi, Tadatoshi Fujiwara, Takeshi Kurimoto, Shigeru Oyama, Shintaro Saeki, Masaomi Yamamoto, Michiro Yoneda, Hidemasa Hirata, Hitoshi Shimoda, Shingo |
| author_facet | Itkonen, Matti Okajima, Shotaro Ueda, Sayako Costa-Garcia, Alvaro Ningjia, Yang Kurogi, Tadatoshi Fujiwara, Takeshi Kurimoto, Shigeru Oyama, Shintaro Saeki, Masaomi Yamamoto, Michiro Yoneda, Hidemasa Hirata, Hitoshi Shimoda, Shingo |
| contents | Medical palpation is more than force transmission. It is a bidirectional cognitive and emotional exchange between doctor and patient. We model two complementary touch pathways: active touch by the doctor (kinesthetic and tactile) and passive touch by the patient (subjective and emotional). We use this framework to design a mixed-reality telepalpation prototype and evaluate it with 14 experienced clinicians serving as both doctors and patients across 391 trials. Touch location was transmitted reliably across participants, while force perception showed systematic inter-individual variation, suggesting that force alone is insufficient to characterize the palpation experience. |
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| publishDate | 2024 |
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| spellingShingle | Advancing Remote Medical Palpation through Cognition and Emotion Itkonen, Matti Okajima, Shotaro Ueda, Sayako Costa-Garcia, Alvaro Ningjia, Yang Kurogi, Tadatoshi Fujiwara, Takeshi Kurimoto, Shigeru Oyama, Shintaro Saeki, Masaomi Yamamoto, Michiro Yoneda, Hidemasa Hirata, Hitoshi Shimoda, Shingo Robotics Medical palpation is more than force transmission. It is a bidirectional cognitive and emotional exchange between doctor and patient. We model two complementary touch pathways: active touch by the doctor (kinesthetic and tactile) and passive touch by the patient (subjective and emotional). We use this framework to design a mixed-reality telepalpation prototype and evaluate it with 14 experienced clinicians serving as both doctors and patients across 391 trials. Touch location was transmitted reliably across participants, while force perception showed systematic inter-individual variation, suggesting that force alone is insufficient to characterize the palpation experience. |
| title | Advancing Remote Medical Palpation through Cognition and Emotion |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.05595 |