Minimally-invasive intervention ablation system with control-type mechanical arm
A minimally invasive intervention and robotic arm technology, applied in the field of medical devices, can solve the problems of incomplete resection, tumor recurrence, inaccurate needle insertion, etc., and achieve the effect of direct and significant curative effect, uniform thermal field distribution, and safe operation.
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[0028] Please refer to figure 1 , a control type robotic arm minimally invasive interventional ablation system, comprising a central control device 5, a positioning imaging device 6 and an ablation execution device, the positioning imaging device and the ablation execution device are respectively electrically connected to the central control device,
[0029] The central control device includes a localization imaging control unit and an ablation control unit, the localization imaging control unit controls the localization imaging device to form a lesion image, and the size of the lesion image is converted into displacement according to a preset program by the ablation control unit.
[0030] The ablation execution device includes a host 4, a robotic arm 1 disposed on the host, and an ablation needle 3 located at the end of the robotic arm, and the robotic arm of the ablation execution device is positioned to the lesion site according to the displacement amount under the control o...
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