Morris Guy Vernon, Stevenson Jonathan D, Evans Scott, Parry Michael C, Jeys Lee
The Oncology Department, The Royal Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust, Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom.
School of Health and Life Sciences, Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom.
Indian J Orthop. 2018 Jan-Feb;52(1):22-30. doi: 10.4103/ortho.IJOrtho_205_17.
Navigation in surgery has increasingly become more commonplace. The use of this technological advancement has enabled ever more complex and detailed surgery to be performed to the benefit of surgeons and patients alike. This is particularly so when applying the use of navigation within the field of orthopedic oncology. The developments in computer processing power coupled with the improvements in scanning technologies have permitted the incorporation of navigational procedures into day-to-day practice. A comprehensive search of PubMed using the search terms "navigation", "orthopaedic" and "oncology" yielded 97 results. After filtering for English language papers, excluding spinal surgery and review articles, this resulted in 38 clinical studies and case reports. These were analyzed in detail by the authors (GM and JS) and the most relevant papers reviewed. We have sought to provide an overview of the main types of navigation systems currently available within orthopedic oncology and to assess some of the evidence behind its use.
手术导航在外科领域已越来越普遍。这项技术进步的应用使得更为复杂和精细的手术得以开展，这对外科医生和患者都有益处。在骨肿瘤学领域应用导航技术时尤其如此。计算机处理能力的发展以及扫描技术的改进，使得导航程序得以融入日常实践。使用“导航”“骨科”和“肿瘤学”等检索词在PubMed上进行全面检索，得到了97条结果。在筛选出英文论文、排除脊柱外科和综述文章后，最终得到38项临床研究和病例报告。作者（GM和JS）对这些进行了详细分析，并对最相关的论文进行了综述。我们试图概述目前骨肿瘤学中可用的主要导航系统类型，并评估其使用背后的一些证据。
