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Robotic Microsurgery System

技術優勢: Multiple arm manipulator robotic systemExact mimicking of the motion of surgeon controlled joystickAutomatic instrument changeIntegrated tracking systemHigh range of motionCompatible with teleoperated, automated, and hybrid teleoperated/automated systems

技術應用: Minimally invasive microsurgery

詳細技術說明: Researchers at UCLA have developed a robotic system that performs complete micro-surgical procedures by exactly mimicking the motion of a joystick controlled by a surgeon. The system incorporates multiple arms, which can be moved separately or in unison. Each arm holds a surgical instrument that is moved in real time, has high range of motion, and has access to a universal cartridge that facilitates connections for multiple utilities. The instrument precision is further refined by filtering and removing the natural tremor of the surgeon's hand. Additionally, because micro-surgery requires the instrument to mechanically maintain a fixed-point of rotation at the site of penetration, the system incorporates an integrated tracking system that allows the robot to compensate for patient movement. The tracking system also triggers automatic termination in the event that the patient moves beyond a determined threshold.

*Abstract: Researchers at UCLA have developed a high accuracy and precision robotic system that can perform complete microsurgical procedures with no manual assistance due to its high range of motion and integrated tracking system.

*Applications

Minimally invasive microsurgery

*Principal Investigation: Name: Jean-Louis Bourges
Department:

Name: Jean-Pierre Hubschman
Department:

Name: Stephen Prince
Department:

Name: Steven Schwartz
Department:

Name: Tsu-Chin Tsao
Department:

Name: Jason Wilson
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附加資料: Patent Number: US20130123798A1
Application Number: US13522313A
Inventor: Tsao, Tsu-Chin | Schwartz, Steven D. | Hubschman, Jean-Pierre | Wilson, Jason T. | Prince, Stephen W. | Bourges, Jean-Louis
Priority Date: 14 Jan 2010
Priority Number: US20130123798A1
Application Date: 7 Jan 2013
Publication Date: 16 May 2013
IPC Current: A61B001900
US Class: 606130
Title: APPARATUS, SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR ROBOTIC MICROSURGERY
Usefulness: APPARATUS, SYSTEM, AND METHOD FOR ROBOTIC MICROSURGERY
Summary: System for performing minimally invasive robotic microsurgery such as ophthalmic ocular microsurgery using surgical instruments such as infusion cannula, vitreous cutter, light source, laser probe (all claimed). Can also be used for performing telemicrosurgery, telemonitoring, cooperative surgery and automated intraocular microsurgery using forceps, scissor, cauterizer, manipulator, chopper, hook, cannula such as caliper, clamp, needle, needle holder, blade, spatula, syringe, endoscope, light probe, sensor and camera.
Novelty: System for performing minimally invasive robotic microsurgery e.g. ophthalmic ocular microsurgery, has assemblies which are positioned such that specific distance is maintained between remote centers of motion of assemblies

主要類別: 生物醫學

細分類別: 醫療裝置

其他

Background

In recent years, robotic manipulators have proven beneficial in assisting surgeons in the performance of minimally invasive procedures with high precision and little tissue damage. Nonetheless, current robotic systems are not suitable for microsurgery procedures due to their limited range of motion, lack of tracking system, and bulky design. Furthermore, because microsurgery requires many instruments the robotic systems need to be equipped with multiple integrated arms that are capable of maneuvering different surgical instruments.

Related Materials

A prototype surgical manipulator for robotic intraocular micro surgery, AP. Mulgaonkar, et al. (2009)

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Tech ID/UC Case

21536/2009-300-0

Related Cases

2009-300-0

國家/地區: 美國

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