Currently, in precision cardiac surgery, there are still some pressing issues that need to be addressed. For example, cardiopulmonary bypass remains a critical factor in precise surgical treatment, and many core aspects still rely on the experience and subjective judgment of cardiopulmonary bypass specialists and surgeons, lacking precise data feedback. With the increasing elderly population and rising surgical complexity, precise feedback during cardiopulmonary bypass becomes crucial for improving surgical success rates and facilitating high-complexity procedures. Overcoming these key challenges requires not only a solid medical background but also close collaboration among multiple interdisciplinary fields. Establishing a multidisciplinary team encompassing professionals from the medical, information, software, and related industries can provide high-quality solutions to these challenges. This article shows several patents from a collaborative medical and electronic information team, illustrating how to identify unresolved technical issues and find corresponding solutions in the field of precision cardiac surgery while sharing experiences in applying for invention patents.
In continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT), the combination of medicine and engineering is propelling advancements in therapeutic technology. By enhancing the biocompatibility and specific adsorption capabilities of the blood adsorption materials, the therapeutic efficacy of CRRT is augmented, leading to a reduction in adverse reactions for patients. Moreover, the application of big data and artificial intelligence in CRRT is continually being developed. Utilizing intelligent devices, data analysis, and machine learning, the initiation, monitoring, and formulation of CRRT treatment plans are optimized, providing clinical patients with more efficient and secure therapeutic options, thereby further improving clinical outcomes.