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US09265587B2 Method for determining an insertion trajectory of a tool in a deformable tissular matrix and robotic system executing the method
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用于确定可变形组织矩阵中的工具的插入轨迹的方法和执行该方法的机器人系统
- Patent Title: Method for determining an insertion trajectory of a tool in a deformable tissular matrix and robotic system executing the method
- Patent Title (中): 用于确定可变形组织矩阵中的工具的插入轨迹的方法和执行该方法的机器人系统
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Application No.: US13099418Application Date: 2011-05-03
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Publication No.: US09265587B2Publication Date: 2016-02-23
- Inventor: Laurence Vancamberg , Anis Sahbani , Serge Muller , Guillaume Morel
- Applicant: Laurence Vancamberg , Anis Sahbani , Serge Muller , Guillaume Morel
- Applicant Address: US NY Schenectady FR Paris FR Paris
- Assignee: General Electric Company,Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique,Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
- Current Assignee: General Electric Company,Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique,Universite Pierre et Marie Curie
- Current Assignee Address: US NY Schenectady FR Paris FR Paris
- Agency: Global Patent Operation
- Agent Marc A. Vivenzio
- Priority: FR1001897 20100503
- Main IPC: A61B19/00
- IPC: A61B19/00 ; A61B10/02 ; A61B17/00

Abstract:
A method for determining an insertion trajectory of a tool for reaching a moving target object prior to its insertion into a tissular matrix. The method comprises acquiring images of the tissular matrix, constructing a three-dimensional representation of the tissular matrix, determining coordinates of the initial position of the target object and any obstacles, and determining at least one potential trajectory of the tool from the coordinates of any obstacles and the initial position of the target object. The method further comprises simulating insertion of the tool in the tissular matrix to determine displacement of the target object during insertion of the tool up to the initial position of the target object along a potential trajectory, determining a new position of the target object based on the determined displacement, and determining the insertion trajectory for the new position of the target object.
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