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The order of the pulmonary interventional surgeries and the reasonable arrangement of the surgical rooms are the important factors for the successful pulmonary interventional surgeries. This article uses combinatorial optimization and sequencing theory in order to optimize the operation sequence of the pulmonary interventional surgeries and arrange the operating rooms reasonably. A surgical room is seen as machine, each pulmonary interventional surgery as work piece aiming at optimizing the objective of minimizing the surgical consumed resources. When the daily surgical arrangements were established, an algorithm for the supply of pulmonary interventional surgeries is established applying the sequencing theory. The medical consumables used in each pulmonary interventional surgery are packaged into a small box for integrated management to enable least number of SPD distributors with the highest efficiency satisfied supplies. An example showed that the proposed method has reasonable practical significance.
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This research was supported by study of optimization on the management and strategy in the day surgeries under Grant Number (2017HP25) of Shanghai Municipal Commission of Health and Family Planning and also by study on the breakthrough innovation of the pharmaceutical logistics of SPD model under Grant Number (B50YC150005P4) of Youth Teachers Training and Research Project of State Revenue in 2017 of Shanghai Polytechnic University.
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Lin, H., Li, Q., Xu, X. et al. Optimal arrangement of the pulmonary interventional surgeries considering timely distribution of medical consumables. J Comb Optim 37, 271–285 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10878-017-0223-0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10878-017-0223-0