THREE-DIMENSIONAL CRANIOCEREBRAL POSITIONING OPERATION TOOL AND METHOD OF USING THE SAME

Abstract

A three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool and a use method thereof. The three-dimensional brain positioning operation tool and a use method thereof include a measurement method based on CT and MR images, a marking ruler and an bow-shaped guide device. The measurement method is used to measure the three-dimensional coordinate position of the focus, the marking ruler is used to draw the target point projection mark on the patient's body, and the bow-shaped guide device uses the projection mark to complete the lesion positioning. A spatial three-dimensional coordinate system can be established for CT or MR images of the patient's lesion through the corresponding software. The lesion positioning call be realized by using the the position of the lesion in the spatial three-dimensional coordinate system.

Claims

1. A three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool, comprising a marking ruler and a quarter-bow guide device: wherein the marking ruler comprises a fixed marking ruler; the fixed marking ruler comprises a fixed horizontal ruler (302); and a fixed Z-axis ruler (301) is fixedly connected to one end of the fixed horizontal ruler (302), and the fixed Z-axis ruler (301) and the fixed horizontal ruler (302) are perpendicular to each other; the fixed Z-axis ruler (301) and the fixed horizontal ruler (302) are both engraved with scale marks; zero-scale ends of the fixed Z-axis ruler (301) and the fixed horizontal ruler (302) are located at an intersection of the fixed Z-axis ruler (301) and the fixed horizontal ruler (302); a main slider (303) is sleeved on the fixed horizontal ruler (302), and the fixed horizontal ruler (302) is matched with the main slider (303); the main slider (303) is capable of moving slowly on the fixed horizontal ruler (302) under an action of external force: the quarter-bow guide device comprises a first quarter bow guide device; and the first quarter-bow guide device comprises a first main fixing frame (101) find a first accessory fixing frame (102); a main square slot that fits the first accessory fixing frame (102) is formed in the first main fixing frame (101), and the first accessory fixing frame (102) is inserted in the main square slot; a main through hole slot is formed in an upper end of the first main fixing frame (101) and a main knob (106) is inserted in the main through hole slot; and upper end of the first accessory fixing frame (102) is fixedly connected with a main serrated block that fits the main knob (106); and the first main fixing frame (101) and the first accessory fixing frame (102) are fixedly connected by the main serrated block and the main knob (106) therebetween; lower ends of the first main fixing frame (101) and the first accessory fixing frame (102) are fixedly connected with main head nails (103): and a side wall of the first main fixing frame (101) is fixedly connected with a main connecting block (104); and one end of the main connecting block (104) far away from the first main fixing frame (101) is fixedly connected with a main quarter-bow (105); and a main positioning device (108) is slidably connected on the main quarter-bow (105); and a main zero-degree midpoint (107) is engraved on the main meeting block (104).

2. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 1, wherein the marking ruler is a foldable marking ruler, the foldable marking ruler comprises a foldable horizontal ruler (402); one end of the foldable horizontal ruler (402 is connected to a foldable Z-axis ruler (401), and the foldable Z-axis ruler (401) is perpendicular to the foldable Horizontal ruler (402): the foldable Z-axis ruler (401) and the foldable horizontal ruler (402) are both engraved with scale marks; zero-scale ends of the foldable Z-axis ruler (401) and the foldable horizontal ruler (402) are located at an intersection of the foldable Z-axis ruler (101) and the foldable horizontal ruler (402): an L-shaped groove (403) is formed on an end of the foldable Z-axis ruler (401) close to the foldable horizontal ruler (402): an end of the foldable horizontal ruler (402) close to the foldable Z-axis ruler (401) is fixedly provided with two triangular plates (404), and the two triangular plates (404) are respectively located on two sides of the foldable Z-axis ruler (401): a connecting shaft (405) is fixedly connected between the two triangular plates (404), and the connecting shaft (405) penetrates the L-shaped groove (403): the foldable Z-axis ruler (401) and the foldable horizontal ruler (402) are movably connected through the L-shaped groove (403) and the connecting shaft (405).

3. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 1, wherein the quarter-bow guide device comprises a second quarter-bow guide device, and the second quarter-bow guide device comprises a second main fixing frame (201) and a second accessory fixing frame (202): an accessory square hole slot (205) that fits the second accessory fixing frame (202) is formed in the second main fixing frame (201), and the second accessory fixing frame (202) is inserted into the accessory square hole slot (205); a accessory through hole slot (206) is formed in an upper end of the second, main fixing frame (201), and upper end of the second main fixing frame (201) is connected with an accessory knob (207): and the accessory knob (207) penetrates the accessory through hole slot (206), and an upper end of the second main fixing frame (202) is fixedly connected with an accessory serrated block (208) that matches with the accessory knob (207); lower ends of the second main fixing frame (201) and the second accessory fixing frame (202) are respectively fixedly connected with a short head nail (203) and a long head nail (204): a sliding connection block (209) is slidably connected to the long head nail (204), and the sliding connection block (209) is located at an end of the long head nail (204) away from the short head nail (203); the sliding connection block (209) is fixedly connected with an accessory quarter-bow (210), the accessory quarter-bow (210) is slidably connected with an accessory positioning device (211), an accessory zero-degree midpoint (212) is engraved on the accessory quarter-bow (210); the long head nail (204) is directly inserted into the second accessory fixing frame (202) and is capable of being screwed into and out of the second accessory fixing frame (202), and the long head nail (204) is uniaxially inserted into the second accessory fixing frame (202) from outside to inside; an elastic serrated device fixedly connected to an inner wall of he second accessory fixing frame (202) restricts the long head nail (204) from moving from inside to outside; serration of the elastic serrated device is in an arcuate thread shape: and a cross-section of the serration is a right-angled trapezoid, the serration corresponds to a thread on the main head nail (204) with a cross-section of right-angled trapezoid; the serration limits the main head nail (204) being locked in one direction and serves as a thread, which corresponds to the thread on the main head nail (204), and rotatablely fits to the thread on the main head nail (204).

4. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 1, wherein an inner diameter and an outer diameter of main quarter-bow (105) and the accessory quarter-bow (210) are 180 mm-300 mm and 220 mm-400 mm respectively: and a width of the main quarter-bow (105) and the accessory quarter-bow (210) is 20 mm-50 mm.

5. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 1, wherein a material of the main quarter-bow (105) and the accessory quarter-bow (210) is selected from metal, plastic and polymer material: and tips of the main quarter-bow (105) and the accessory quarter-bow (210) are polished smoothly.

6. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 1, wherein the main positioning device (108) and the accessory positioning device (211) have same structure: each of the main positioning device (108) and the positioning devices (211) comprises a positioning block (5): one end of the positioning block (5) is engraved with a rotational sliding groove (6); and the positioning block (5) is connected to the main quarter-bow (105) or the accessory quarter-bow (210) through the rotational sliding groove (6); and a slot (7) is formed at an end of the positioning block (5) away from the rotational sliding groove (6).

7. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 6, wherein an extension rod (10) is inserted into the slot (7): and the extension rod (10) comprises an L-shaped rod body (1001); the L-shaped rod body (1001) comprises a main body part and an extension part; the extension part of the L-shaped rod body (1001) is fixedly connected with a plug-in block (1002), and a positioning hole (1003) is firmed in the plug-in block (1002): and an axis of the positioning hole (1003) is parallel to the main body part of the L-shaped rod body (1001).

8. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 7, wherein a pair of guide channels (8) matches with each other are inserted into the positioning hole (1003), and one end of the guide channel (8) is fixedly connected a limited block (9).

9. The three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 8, wherein the guide channel (8) is inserted into a half-column groove, and the guide channel (8) has a variety of models, and different models of the half-column groove have different diameters.

10. A using method of the three-dimensional craniocerebral positioning operation tool of claim 1, comprising: S1. filming CT or NM data images, and transmitting the data images obtained to a computer or other processing terminal, and transferring the data images to corresponding processing software; S2. establishing a reference coordinate with a location and scaling of a scale on the CT or MR data images as a reference; determining a measurement coordinate by the reference coordinate; defining a position of a target point in the measurement coordinate; taking pictures of the CT or MR data images by using photographing and calculation functions of mobile phones and other electronic devices; calculating coordinate values of the target point of a focus by automatically processing to information of the pictures; and marking the coordinate values as (X, Y, Z); S3. firstly drawing a scanning baseline on a body surface; the scanning baseline being an orbitomeatal base line which is a connecting line of an external auditory canal and a midpoint of an eyeball; and then marking two epicranium projection points, a midline of a head and parallel lines beside the midline by using the marking ruler; S4. determining a paracentesis point by using the quarter-bow guide device.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0055] FIG. 1 is a front view of the first quarter-bow guide device of the present disclosure;

[0056] FIG. 2 is a side cross-sectional view of the first quarter-bow guide device of the present disclosure;

[0057] FIG. 3 is a front view of the second quarter-bow guide device of the present disclosure;

[0058] FIG. 4 is a front cross-sectional view of a joint between the second main fixing frame and the second accessory fixing frame of the second quarter-bow of the present disclosure:

[0059] FIG. 5 is a structural schematic diagram of the positioning slider of the quarter-bow guide device oaf the present disclosure;

[0060] FIG. 6 is a structural schematic diagram of the guide channel of the quarter-bow guide device of the present disclosure;

[0061] FIG. 7 is a front view of the extension rod of the present disclosure;

[0062] FIG. 8 is a structural schematic diagram showing the extension red of the present disclosure inserted into the existing quarter-bow guide device;

[0063] FIG. 9 is a front view of the non-foldable marking ruler of the present disclosure;

[0064] FIG. 10 is a front view of the foldable marking ruler of the present disclosure;

[0065] FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of the establishment of reference coordinates of the present disclosure;

[0066] FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of the establishment of target coordinates of the present disclosure:

[0067] FIG. 13 is a front view of the first semicircular-bow guide device of the present disclosure;

[0068] FIG. 14 is a front view of the second semicircular-bow guide device of the present disclosure;

[0069] FIG. 15 is a sectional view of the positioning nail in FIG. 8 of the present disclosure;

[0070] FIG. 16 is a structural schematic diagram of another embodiment of the present disclosure showing the extension rod is inserted into the existing quarter-bow guide device;

[0071] FIG. 17 is a front view of a foldable marking ruler according to another embodiment of the present disclosure:

[0072] FIG. 18 is a top view of the foldable marking ruler according to another embodiment of the present disclosure;

[0073] FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram of an application scenario of the foldable marking ruler according to another embodiment of the present disclosure:

[0074] FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram showing a use state of the application scenario of FIG. 19 in another direction;

[0075] FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram showing the first semicircular-bow guide device of the present disclosure applied to cranial positioning;

[0076] FIG. 22 is a schematic diagram showing the second semicircular-bow guide device of the present disclosure applied to cranial positioning.

[0077] Explanation of reference signs in the figures:

[0078] 101, first main fixing frame; 102, first accessory fixing frame; 103, main head nail; 104, main connecting block; 105, main quarter-bow; 106 main knob; 107, main zero-degree midpoint; 108, main positioning device; 201, second main fixing frame; 202, second accessory fixing frame; 203, short head nail; 204, long head nail; 205, accessory square hole slot; 206, accessory through hole slot; 207, accessory knob; 208, accessory serrated block; 209, sliding connection block; 210 accessory quarter-bow; 211, accessory positioning device: 212, accessory zero-degree midpoint; 301, fixed Z-axis ruler; 302, fixed horizontal ruler: 303, main slider: 401, foldable Z-axis ruler: 402, foldable horizontal ruler: 403. L-shaped groove; 404, triangular plate: 405, connecting shaft:, 5, positioning block; 6, rotational sliding groove: 7, slot; 8, guide channel: 9, limited blocks; 10, extension rod: 1001, L-shaped rod body: 1002, plug-in block; 1003, positioning hole.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0079] The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present disclosure will be clearly and completely described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present disclosure, rather than all the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the disclosure, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative work shall fall within the protection scope of the present disclosure.

[0080] In the description of the present disclosure, it should be noted that the directions or positional relationships indicated by the terms “upper”, “lower”, “inner”, “outer” and “top/bottom” are based on the directions shown in the drawings. The positional relationship is only for the convenience of describing the present disclosure and simplifying the description, rather than indicating or implying that the pointed device or element must have a specific: orientation, be constructed and operated in the specific orientation. Therefore it cannot be understood as a limitation of the present disclosure. In addition, the terms “first” and “second” are only used for descriptive purposes, and cannot be understood as indicating or implying relative importance.

[0081] In the description of the present disclosure, it should be noted that, unless otherwise clearly specified and limited, the terms “installed”, “provided with”, “sleeved/connected”, “connection”, etc., should be understood in a broad sense. For example, “connection” can be a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral connection; it also can be a mechanical connection or an electrical connection; it also can be direct connection, indirect connection through an intermediate medium, gar connection within two components. For those of ordinary skill in the art, the specific meaning of the above-mentioned terms in the present disclosure can be understood in specific situations.

Embodiment 1

[0082] The three-dimensional brain positioning operation tool, its use method is:

[0083] S1. filming CT or MR data images, and transmitting the data images obtained to a computer or other processing terminal, and transferring the data images to corresponding processing software;

[0084] The specific steps are as follows:

[0085] (1) selecting a reference coordinate; selecting a scanning plane (baseline plane) that shows the external auditory canals and crystalline lenses, creating a virtual proportional scale on the software, and overlapping the length and position of the virtual proportional scale with that of the proportional scale on the image data by manual or automatic recognition methods to obtain a scaling of the pictures, and at the same time using the position of the proportional scale on the image data as the reference object please refer to FIG. 11;

[0086] (2) determining the relative coordinates; drawing the connecting line of the midpoints of the external auditory canals on both sides and the mid-sagittal line manually or through the automatic recognition function of the software to Suing a cross line after the position is determined; using the intersection of the cross line as the origin of the measurement coordinates-, measuring the relative position coordinates of this point relative to the proportional scale (reference coordinates) used as the reference object in step specially, if the picture is rotated, the cross line can be rotated for correction, and the rotation angle will be recorded by the software: please refer to FIG. 12;

[0087] (3) determining a two-dimensional coordinates of the focus, selecting the scanning plane where the target to be positioned is located (the same photo or re-photographed photos can be used), and displaying, the virtual proportional scale on the software again, overlapping the virtual proportional scale with the proportional scale on the current image data by manual or automatic recognition function; calculating, by software to automatically generate a two-dimensional coordinate with the coordinate value of the intersection point as a center by using, the two-dimensional coordinates of the intersection of the cross line in the reference coordinates and the rotation angle of the cross line: at this tinge, the generated two-dimensional coordinate is the measurement coordinate, the position of the measurement coordinate on the target plane is consistent with the position of the above cross line on the baseline plane; please refer to FIG. 12;

[0088] (4) determining the two-dimensional coordinate value of the focus; measuring the position of any point in the target plane by using the two-dimensional measurement coordinate generated in step 3, and clicking on any position to display the two-dimensional coordinate values;

[0089] S2. firstly drawing a scanning baseline on a body surface; the scanning baseline being an orbitomeatal base line which is a connecting line of an external auditory canal and a midpoint of an eyeball; and then marking two epicranium projection points, a midline and parallel lines beside the midline of a head by using the marking ruler;

[0090] As shown in FIG. 7, the marking ruler can be a fixed marking ruler, which is L-shaped; and the fixed Z-axis ruler 301 and the fixed horizontal ruler 302 are perpendicular to each other. The fixed horizontal ruler 302 is slidably connected with a main slider 303, and each side of the main slider 303 is provided with an carping part for inserting into an ear, and a center point of the earplug part is at an intersection of two scale lines that are perpendicular to each other. When the main slider 303 is pushed to a corner, a center position of the earplug is at the intersection of the scale lines, perpendicular to each other, on the fixed Z-axis ruler 301 and the fixed horizontal ruler 302, namely, Y axis of the fixed horizontal ruler 302 and Z axis of the fixed Z-axis ruler 301.

[0091] At the same time, the marking ruler can also be a foldable marking ruler, as shown in FIG. 8. The foldable Z-axis ruler 401 is used as the Z axis, and the foldable horizontal ruler 402 is used as the Y axis. When the foldable marking ruler is unfolded, a notch can ensure that the two axis are vertical. The starting end positions of the scale on the two axis overlap.

[0092] The using methods of two marking rulers are similar. The connecting line of the external ear canal and the midpoint of the eyeball is drawed according to the CT or MR film as a baseline. The earplug is slid to the corresponding scale according to the value of the coordinate value given by the App software. Then the earplug is inserted into one side of the external ear canal, the edge of the earplug is adjusted to be parallel to the baseline, and then the distance between the target plane and the reference plane based on the image data as the Z value is obtained. A dot mark is marked with a marker pen on a position corresponding to the scale of the other axle. The marking method, is the same on both sides of the skull. At this time, two points are marked on the epicranium. The two points are the projection of the target point on the epicranium. The midline and the parallel lines located X beside the midline of the skull are then drawn by a ruler.

[0093] S3. determining a paracentesis point by using the quarter-bow guide device.

[0094] As shown in FIGS. 1-12, the quarter-bow guide device can be the first quarter-bow guide device. The two main head nails 103 are respectively aligned with the two dot marks on both sides of the head, and the arms are clamped. The first main fixing frame 101 and the first accessory fixing frame 102 are fixed on the head, and the main quarter-bow 105 is rotated left and right about the main connecting block 104 as an axis, so that the main zero-degree midpoint 107 is aligned with the parallel lines beside the midline. The main knob 106 is used to fix the position of the main quarter-bow 105. At this time, the positioning direction of the main positioning device 108 always points to the center of the circular bow, that is, the target position, and the depth is the radius of the circular bow.

[0095] Similarly, the second quarter-bow guide device can be chosen as the positioning device of the target. The short head nail 203 and the long head nail 204 are respectively aligned with the dot marks on both sides of the head, and the two arms are folded together. The second main fixing frame 201 and the second accessory fixing frame 202 are fixed on the head, and the accessory quarter-bow 210 is moved left and right along the direction of the long head nail 204, so that the accessory zero-degree midpoint 212 is aligned with the parallel lines beside the midline, and paracentesis positioning is performed by the accessory positioning device 211, and the positioning direction always points to the center of the circular bow, that is, the target position, and the depth is the radius of the circular bow.

[0096] After the positioning is completed, a pair of guide channels 8 with suitable size can be inserted into the slot 7, and a guide channel 8 with a suitable size is inserted into the half-column groove of the guide channel 8, and the position of the slot 7 on the quarter-bow is adjusted to make the guide channel 8 have the best paracentesis angle, which is convenient for the medical personnel to take the sample biopsy.

[0097] As shown in FIG. 13, a first semicircular-bow guide device can be used for guiding. The difference between the first semicircular-bow guide device and the first quarter-bow guide device is the addition of a main quarter-bow 105, the two main quarter-bows 105 are symmetrical about the main zero-degree midpoint 107, and the other structures are the same as the first quarter-bow guide device. For the target positioning device, as shown in FIG. 14, a second semicircular-bow guide device can be used for positioning. The difference between the second semicircular-bow guide device and the second quarter-bow guide device is that a accessory quarter-bow 210 is added: and two accessory quarter-bows are symmetrical about the accessory zero-degree midpoint 212; and the other structures are the same as that of the second quarter-bow guide device. Please refer to FIG. 15, positioning nails include long head nail 204 and short head nail 203. The long head nail 204 includes a nail body 2042, a rotating head 2041 located at one end of the nail body 2042. A surface of the nail body 2042 has a plurality of sliding teeth 2042. The long head nail 204 further includes an upper wall 2047, a positioning post 2045 embedded in the upper wall 2047. One end of the positioning post 2045 has a fixed tooth 2044, the other end of the positioning post 2045 is connected to a position restoration device 2046. The position restoration device 2046 can produce elastic deformation, on the one hand, it allows the sliding tooth 2042 to move toward the direction to be positioned and be fixed by the positioning post 2045; on the other hand, when the position restoration device 2046 is repositioned, it allows the sliding teeth 2042 to move away from the direction to be position-d to achieve a precise positioning of the long head nail 204. In this embodiment, by turning the rotating head 2041, a fast and rough positioning is first achieved and then a slow and precise positioning is achieved, which greatly improves the positioning efficiency. Please refer to FIG. 16, an end of the extension rod 10 in this embodiment is trapezoidal, and the shape is consistent with that of an internal slot of the positioning block 5, which can ensure the positioning accuracy of the extension rod 10. Please refer to FIGS. 17-20, which provide another foldable marking ruler. Compared with the foldable marking ruler shown in FIG. 9, the only difference is that the connecting shaft 405 is used to connect the foldable Z-axis ruler 401 and the foldable horizontal ruler 402, and the foldable Z-axis ruler 401 can rotate about the connecting shaft 405 by 0-90°. As shown in FIG. 18, each side of the foldable horizontal ruler 402 includes an earplug 4021. Using the patient's ear as a reference plane, the earplug 4021 can be quickly aligned with the patient's ear, such that the precise positioning of the marking ruler is realized. Compared with the marking ruler shown in FIG. 9, the structure is simplified and the operation is more convenient. As shown in FIGS. 19-22, projection mark of the target is drawn on the patient's body through the marking ruler, and the projection mark is used by the first semicircular-bow guide device and the second semicircular-bow guide device to complete the positioning of the focus, and the positioning operation can be completed quickly and accurately, and the positioning cost is greatly reduced.

[0098] The above is only preferred embodiments of the present disclosure which do not limit the protection scope of the present disclosure. The equivalent substitution or change made by any person skilled in the art according to the technical solution and improvement concept of the present disclosure shall be included in the protection scope of the present disclosure.