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Prediction of surgical work steps in neurosurgery

The objective of this study was to investigate whether a surgical workflow management system (SWFMS) is able to guide a surgical intervention based on a detailed model of the surgical procedure to provide the surgeon with appropriate data and information for the current or the next work step. Furthermore, this system facilitates the control of contextsensitive user interfaces, retrieves patient data, parameterizes surgical assist systems, or provides the surgeon with decision guidance. All of these functionalities could qualitatively improve the process sequence of the surgeon.