Image navigation-based parallel robot-assisted artificial cervical intervertebral disc replacement surgery positioning method
A technology of robot-assisted and positioning method, which is applied in the field of surgery with parallel robots, and can solve the problem of doctors being exposed to more radiation
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Publication Date
- 2012-05-02
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
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[0001] The invention belongs to the application of parallel robots in the field of surgery, and in particular relates to an image navigation-based parallel robot-assisted positioning method for cervical intervertebral disc replacement surgery. Background technique
[0002] Compared with conventional anterior cervical decompression and fusion surgery, artificial cervical disc replacement has obvious advantages in the treatment of cervical spondylosis. The patient recovers quickly, can realize neck movement in the early stage, and has less neck stiffness. Nevertheless, artificial cervical disc replacement is not widely used, mainly because the operation is complicated and difficult for ordinary doctors to master, and the operation accuracy is not high, which affects the operation effect and has high surgical complications. The biggest difficulty in artificial cervical disc replacement surgery is the need to grind the articular surface of the prosthesis in the c...
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[0029] Specific implementation mode one: as Figure 1~5 As shown, the positioning method for parallel robot-assisted artificial cervical disc replacement surgery based on image navigation described in this embodiment is realized based on an optical positioning system, a parallel robot, a parallel robot grinder 5 and a computer, and the optical positioning system includes Two reflectors 4, an optical locator 1 and a probe, the parallel robot and the optical locator are connected to the computer, and a reflector 4 is installed on the drill shank of the parallel robot grinding drill 5; the specific method of the described method The process is:
[0030]Step A, utilize the three-dimensional reconstruction software to complete the three-dimensional reconstruction of the cervical vertebra CT image at the patient's lesion by the computer, obtain the three-dimensional model of the cervical vertebra of the disease, and use the solidworks software to grind and drill (parallel robot grin...