An interchangeable surgical instrument system with application to supervised automation of multilateral tumor resection
Stephen McKinley, Animesh Garg, Siddarth Sen, David V. Gealy, Jonathan P. McKinley, Yiming Jen, Menglong Guo, Doug Boyd, Ken Goldberg
- 发表年份
- 2016
- 引用次数
- 36
摘要
Many surgical procedures require a sequence of different end-effectors but switching tools for robot-assisted minimally-invasive surgery (RMIS) requires time-consuming removal and replacement through the trocar port. We present an interchangeable instrument system that can be contained within the body cavity. It is based on a novel mounting mechanism compatible with a standard RMIS gripper and a tool-guide and sleeve to facilitate automated instrument switching. Experiments suggest that an Intuitive Surgical system using these interchangeable instruments can perform a multi-step tumor resection procedure that uses a novel haptic probe to localize the tumor, standard scalpel to expose the tumor, standard grippers to extract the subcutaneous tumor, and a fluid injection tool to seal the wound. Design details and video are available at: http://berkeleyautomation.github.io/surgicaltools.
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