Patent classifications
A61B34/32
Surgical puncture device insertion systems and related methods
A medical puncture device system includes a puncture device, a sensor, and an indicator system. The puncture device is configured to create a puncture through patient tissue and into an internal patient cavity to enable a medical tool to be inserted through the puncture into the cavity. The sensor is configured to generate a signal indicative of motion of the puncture device through the tissue into the cavity. The indicator system is operable by a controller to produce human-perceptible feedback in response to the signal generated by the sensor.
Surgical puncture device insertion systems and related methods
A medical puncture device system includes a puncture device, a sensor, and an indicator system. The puncture device is configured to create a puncture through patient tissue and into an internal patient cavity to enable a medical tool to be inserted through the puncture into the cavity. The sensor is configured to generate a signal indicative of motion of the puncture device through the tissue into the cavity. The indicator system is operable by a controller to produce human-perceptible feedback in response to the signal generated by the sensor.
Interlaminar lumbar interbody fusion implants, intradiscal implants, instruments, and methods
Orthopedic implants, systems, instruments, and methods. A bi-portal lumbar interbody fusion system may include an expandable interbody implant and minimally invasive pedicle-based intradiscal fixation implants. The interbody and intradiscal implants may be installed with intelligent instrumentation capable of repeatably providing precision placement of the implants. The bi-portal system may be robotically-enabled to guide the instruments and implants along desired access trajectories to the surgical area.
MEDICAL OBSERVATION SYSTEM, CONTROL DEVICE, AND CONTROL METHOD
A medical observation system includes: a plurality of types of sensor units that measure information regarding an internal environment; an acquisition unit (131) that acquires individual sensor values of the plurality of types of sensor units; a comparison unit (132) that compares the individual sensor values of the plurality of types of sensor units acquired by the acquisition unit (131); and a determination unit (134) that determines a sensor unit to be used for observing the internal environment among the plurality of types of sensor units based on a comparison result obtained by the comparison unit (132).
SURGICAL SYSTEM
A surgical system includes a gripping robot that holds a treatment tool, a storage, and a controller. The storage stores relationship information of a relationship between condition information of a surgery and a position of the gripping robot. The controller sets, based on the relationship information from the storage, an initial position of the gripping robot, and generates a control signal to control the gripping robot to move to the initial position and outputs the control signal to the gripping robot.
SURGICAL SYSTEM AND CONTROLLING METHOD
A surgical system includes a robot including an instrument manipulator that has a surgical instrument, a control device that controls the robot, and a user interface that receives an input of a command and outputs the command to the control device. The control device generates an automatic operational command for causing the robot to automatically perform a surgical operation, and controls the surgical operation of the robot according to the automatic operational command.
SURGICAL SYSTEM AND CONTROLLING METHOD
A surgical system includes a robot including an instrument manipulator that has a surgical instrument, a control device that controls the robot, and a user interface that receives an input of a command and outputs the command to the control device. The control device generates an automatic operational command for causing the robot to automatically perform a surgical operation, and controls the surgical operation of the robot according to the automatic operational command.
MESH INTRODUCTION CARTRIDGES AND METHODS OF ASSISTED MESH PLACEMENT FOR SURGICAL ROBOTICS
In an aspect, the present disclosure provides a cartridge that is pre-loaded with a surgical mesh, where the cartridge is configured to be inserted into an internal body cavity of a subject and for the surgical mesh to be deployed while the cartridge is in the internal body cavity of the subject. In another aspect, the present disclosure provides a surgical robotic system comprising a set of sensors embedded thereon, wherein the surgical robotic system is configured to perform a surgical hernia repair procedure with increased consistency.
Precision injector/extractor for robot-assisted minimally-invasive surgery
According to some embodiments of the invention, a surgical robot includes a robot arm having an end effector, the end effector comprising a needle assembly. The surgical robot further includes a robot control system operatively connected to the robot arm, and an end effector control system operatively connected to the end effector. The robot control system provides control signals for operation of the robot arm to move the end effector to selected positions relative to a subject. The end effector control system is configured to provide signals for operation of the end effector to at least one of inject material through the needle assembly to a selected location within the subject's body or extract material through the needle assembly from the selected location within the subject's body.
Precision injector/extractor for robot-assisted minimally-invasive surgery
According to some embodiments of the invention, a surgical robot includes a robot arm having an end effector, the end effector comprising a needle assembly. The surgical robot further includes a robot control system operatively connected to the robot arm, and an end effector control system operatively connected to the end effector. The robot control system provides control signals for operation of the robot arm to move the end effector to selected positions relative to a subject. The end effector control system is configured to provide signals for operation of the end effector to at least one of inject material through the needle assembly to a selected location within the subject's body or extract material through the needle assembly from the selected location within the subject's body.