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US09336592B2 Method and apparatus for determining tumor shift during surgery using a stereo-optical three-dimensional surface-mapping system
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用于使用立体光学三维表面映射系统确定手术期间肿瘤移位的方法和装置
- Patent Title: Method and apparatus for determining tumor shift during surgery using a stereo-optical three-dimensional surface-mapping system
- Patent Title (中): 用于使用立体光学三维表面映射系统确定手术期间肿瘤移位的方法和装置
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Application No.: US14375311Application Date: 2013-02-01
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Publication No.: US09336592B2Publication Date: 2016-05-10
- Inventor: Xiaoyao Fan , David W. Roberts , Keith D. Paulsen , Songbai Ji , Alex Hartov
- Applicant: The Trustees of Dartmouth College
- Applicant Address: US NH Hanover
- Assignee: THE TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
- Current Assignee: THE TRUSTEES OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
- Current Assignee Address: US NH Hanover
- Agency: Lathrop & Gage LLP
- International Application: PCT/US2013/024400 WO 20130201
- International Announcement: WO2013/116694 WO 20130808
- Main IPC: G06K9/00
- IPC: G06K9/00 ; G06T7/00 ; G06T17/00 ; A61B6/00 ; A61B5/00 ; A61B5/107 ; G06K9/60 ; G06T19/20 ; A61B5/055 ; A61B19/00 ; A61B8/08

Abstract:
A system and method for determining intraoperative locations of a lesion in tissue from lesion locations determined in preoperative imaging includes determining three dimensional locations of surface features of the organ in the preoperative images. A preoperative surface map is extracted from stereo images annotated with surface features from preoperative images. An intraoperative surface map of the organ is extracted from stereo images, and surface features are identified in the stereo images corresponding to surface features annotated into the preoperative surface map. Three dimensional displacements of the surface features are determined and used to constrain a computer model of deformation of the organ. In embodiments, the model of deformation is adapted or constrained to model locations and dimensions of surgical cavities using an optical flow method and/or locations of surgical instruments in the organ. The model of deformation is used to determine intraoperative locations for the lesion.
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