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Development of a surgical robot system for endovascular surgery with augmented reality function.

Naoki Suzuki, Asaki Hattori, Shigeyuki Suzuki, Yoshito Otake

Year
2007
Citations
4

Abstract

We started the project of the surgical robotic system in 2001 as an application for abdominal surgery. The robot enables a surgeon to perform various surgical procedures in abdominal region as in open surgery. We have extended the concept of the robotic surgery system and developed a new robotic system for cardiac and endovascular surgery. The new robot has a stereo video camera system, two manipulators and a flexible tube, 3 mm in diameter, used as an instrument channel. The maximum diameter of the robot is 6 mm. We also applied 4D ultrasound imaging system to the robot system, that enabled to observe a situation of the robot and surgical field in a blood flow. In this paper, we describe a detail of the robot system and results of phantom experiment.

Keywords

Imaging phantomRobotRobotic surgeryArtificial intelligenceDa Vinci Surgical SystemComputer scienceAugmented realitySurgical robotComputer visionSurgery

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