MRI magnetic signature imaging, tracking and navigation for targeted micro/nano-capsule therapeutics
David Folio, Christian Dahmen, Tim Wortmann, Muhammad Zeeshan, Kaiyu Shou, Salvador Pané, Bradley J. Nelson, Antoine Ferreira, Sergej Fatikow
- Year
- 2011
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
This paper presents a novel actuation technology for robotically assisted MRI-guided interventional procedures. Compact and wireless, the actuators are both powered and controlled by the MRI scanner. The design concept and performance limits are described and derived analytically. Simulation and experiments in a clinical MR scanner are used to validate the analysis and to demonstrate the capability of the approach for needle biopsies. The concepts of actuator locking mechanisms and multi-axis control are also introduced.
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