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Automation for FUE Graft Handling

Pascal Boudjema and William Rassman
Hair Transplant Forum International January 2021, 31 (1) 12-14; DOI: https://doi.org/10.33589/31.1.12
Pascal Boudjema
Paris, France
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William Rassman
Los Angeles, California, USA
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Abstract

The management of grafts from the point they are harvested to the point where they are implanted is a manual process facilitated, at times, with implanters in a variety of forms. This article proposes various steps that can be automated to facilitate the graft handling process with implanters. The authors suggest various iterations of tools developed specifically for various steps in the management of the grafts. In the final embodiment of these iterations, the entire implantation process of graft management can be automated using a simple robot with appropriate software and a graft holding cartridge to deliver the grafts to an implanter with minimal direct human involvement.

Keywords:
  • automation
  • cartridge
  • follicular unit excision (FUE)
  • graft handling
  • implanter
  • robot
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