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Method and system for control of therapeutic procedure

A treatment process, control pair technology, applied in the field of medical treatment and diagnosis process, which can solve problems such as complex interaction, complexity, complex use and expensive

Inactive Publication Date: 2008-10-08
OPTO GLOBAL HLDG PTY LTD
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[0007] However, therapeutic or diagnostic methods such as i-MP have a number of obvious problems which make their use extremely complicated and expensive
The most significant disadvantage is that these methods rely on complex interactions between the chemicals introduced into the patient and the applied equipment such as lasers, X-rays, etc.
Due to the complexity of the process, there is a greater opportunity for error either in the introduction of the relevant chemicals to the patient during the process, and / or the use of often extremely complex equipment

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[0066] Figure 1A The laser system shown is an example of a photocoagulator laser system and it can be used in a treatment procedure as described in WO 02 / 094260 "New use of Indocyanine Green asa Photosensitive Agent" published on November 28, 2002 .

[0067] The photocoagulator laser system comprises a photocoagulator laser unit 10 followed by a light transmission path. After being emitted from the laser unit 10, the laser beam is transmitted through an optical transmission path that prepares the laser beam and transmits the laser beam to a transmission point located at the end of the optical transmission path. In treatment, delivery points are applied to the eye 100 of the patient. The light delivery system typically includes a fiber optic cable 20, a slit lamp adapter 30, a slit lamp microscope 40, a beam splitter 50, and a delivery end (contact lens 60). The contact lens 60 (during treatment) typically touches the area of ​​the eye to be treated and allows the laser beam...

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A method and system are described for controlling a therapeutic procedure performed on a patient. Based on patient-related information, control system (90) determines at least one dosage parameter and at least one application parameter of the therapeutic procedure. Display (117) displays one or more prompts instructing an operator to introduce at least one external substance into the patient in accordance with the at least one dosage parameter and displays one or more instructions to the operator to apply an output of an application device (80) to a treatment area (100) of the patient in accordance with the at least one application parameter. The therapeutic procedure may be an Indocyanine Green mediated photothrombosis treatment for age-related macular degeneration.

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field of invention [0001] The present invention relates to medical treatment and diagnostic procedures. In particular, the present invention relates to control systems and methods for therapeutic procedures that combine the introduction of an external substance to a patient with the use of an application device. Background of the invention [0002] Many medical therapeutic and diagnostic procedures involve the combined effects of substances introduced into a patient to facilitate the therapeutic or diagnostic effectiveness of a separate applied device, the use of which forms part of the procedure. An example of this procedure involves introducing radioactive material into the patient's body, which is then detected by an X-ray machine. The distribution of radioactive material throughout the area being examined allows clinicians to determine the extent of a condition such as cancer. [0003] This process can also be applied in reverse, where the substance introduced is a con...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06Q50/00A61B5/00G06Q50/22
CPCA61F9/0008A61F9/008A61F9/00821A61F9/00823A61F2009/00844A61F2009/00855A61F2009/00863G06F19/3456G06Q50/22G06Q50/24G16H20/40G16H20/17G16H20/10
Inventor 扎巴斯·凯亚都-德-卡斯特罗-奈托马里奥·安东尼奥·史蒂芬尼朱里安诺·罗斯伊亚历山德罗·达米阿尼·莫特罗杰里奥·阿尔维斯·科斯塔约什·奥古斯托·卡迪罗加伊罗·克尔·阿泽维多
Owner OPTO GLOBAL HLDG PTY LTD
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