Shape sensing devices for real-time mechanical function assessment of an internal organ
An organ and mechanical technology, applied in the field of interventional procedures with minimally invasive real-time functional organ assessment, can solve problems such as difficulties in motion and function estimation, low signal-to-noise ratio, and limited field of view.
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[0015] According to the present principles, continuous spatial and temporal measurement of boundaries allows real-time mechanical function assessment of the heart and verification of the success of cardiac interventional procedures such as cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT). In one embodiment, optical shape sensing enabled flexible devices (eg, catheters, guidewires, leads, etc.) are included to perform continuous real-time motion and function assessment of the heart or other organs. In accordance with present principles, embodiments can provide information such as, by direct interrogation of motion providing mechanical asynchrony or other phenomena, by indirect estimates of myocardial viability and cardiac output derived from motion characteristics measured during an interventional procedure. In addition to discrete optical sensors, the present principles provide spatially and temporally continuous sensing of distribution parameters along known three-dimensional (3D) path...
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