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Ultrasound-Guided Alignment and Insertion of Percutaneous Cannulating Instruments

발명심사 중
19청구항 · 2 독립항
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개요

발명자

Martin L. Yarmush; Alvin Chen; Max Balter; Joshua Leipheimer

IPC 분류

A61B 8/8A61B 8/A61B 8/6A61B 8/12A61B 34/20

CPC 분류

A61B8/841A61B8/6A61B8/12A61B8/4218A61B8/466A61B2034/2065A61B2562/219

A device and method for directing a cannula toward a target location under a patient's skin. The device is handheld and the device operations may be automated. The device includes an imaging probe for imaging the target location, a positioning unit for manipulating a cannula towards the target location, and a processor. The processor receives imaging data from the imaging probe, cannula pose data from at least one cannula position sensor, and device pose data from at least one device position sensor. The target location is identified from the imaging data, and a trajectory for manipulating the cannula towards the target location is determined based on the imaging data, the cannula pose data, and the device pose data. The processor may determine that the trajectory becomes misaligned with the target position, and may update to a corrected trajectory based on the imaging data, cannula pose data, and device pose data.

원문 (중국어)

A device and method for directing a cannula toward a target location under a patient's skin. The device is handheld and the device operations may be automated. The device includes an imaging probe for imaging the target location, a positioning unit for manipulating a cannula towards the target location, and a processor. The processor receives imaging data from the imaging probe, cannula pose data from at least one cannula position sensor, and device pose data from at least one device position sensor. The target location is identified from the imaging data, and a trajectory for manipulating the cannula towards the target location is determined based on the imaging data, the cannula pose data, and the device pose data. The processor may determine that the trajectory becomes misaligned with the target position, and may update to a corrected trajectory based on the imaging data, cannula pose data, and device pose data.