Robot-assisted surgery surgical drill instrument with force sensing function

Abstract

The invention discloses a robot-assisted surgery surgical drill instrument with a force sensing function. The surgical drill instrument comprises a tail end executer part, a deflection-pitching part and an autoroatation part, wherein the tail end executer consists of a six-dimensional force sensor, a drill connecting element, a pitching connecting element, a surgery drill and a middle connecting shaft, and is used for realizing hole drilling and force sensing functions; the deflection-pitching part consists of a pitching shaft, a middle support body, a deflection driving wheel, a deflection shaft and a transmission wheel, and is used for completing the pitching and deflection freedom; and the autoroatation part consists of an autoroatation shaft and a carbon fiber pipe, and is used for realizing the autoroatation freedom. The surgical drill instrument provided by the invention has the advantages that cable transmission is used, so that the long-distance transmission can be realized; the return difference is eliminated through proper pre-tightening; the operation space is large; the transmission precision is high; the moving stability is high; and the drill tail end force and moment can be sensed.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a surgical drilling instrument, in particular to a surgical drilling instrument with force sensing function for robot-assisted surgical cochlear implantation. Background technique [0002] In recent years, with the continuous development of robotics and surgical techniques, robots used to assist surgical operations have gradually entered people's field of vision. Compared with traditional surgery, robot-operated surgery has the advantages of high sensitivity, precise positioning and smooth movement. Therefore, robots for assisting surgical operations have broad application prospects. [0003] The tissue structure of the cochlea is tiny and complex, full of nerves, muscles, cartilage and other structures. In traditional surgery, during the process of cochlear implantation, the force and torque of the drill bit on each tissue are different, but it is difficult for the human body to perceive the small changes in the contact forc...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] In the traditional operation process, the doctor drills the cochlea. Due to factors such as the internal motor rotation of the surgical drill and human physiological vibration, it is difficult for the doctor to grasp its stability and position accuracy during the operation of the drill.

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