Ultrasonic probe calibration device and method based on optical positioning

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of medicine, and in particular relates to an ultrasonic probe calibration device and an ultrasonic probe calibration method based on optical positioning. The ultrasonic probe calibration device based on optical positioning is composed of a visual tracking device, an ultrasonic collecting device, a calibrator and a computer, wherein a tracking identification Marker 1 is fixed on an ultrasonic probe; the calibrator is a water tank with a plurality of trustums of different heights on the bottom, and one side of the calibrator is provided with a tracking identification Marker 2. An ultrasonic probe calibration method based on optical positioning comprises the following steps: segmenting a calibrator ultrasonic image collected by the ultrasonic probe, extracting the bottom picture contour of the calibrator, synchronously acquiring the coordinates of the Marker 1 and Marker 2 and the related position relation according to the visual tracking device, establishing the spatial position relation between the ultrasonic image and visual sense, and carrying out point cloud registration by adopting a coincidence point shift algorithm, and thus the coordinate transformation from the ultrasonic image pixel points to the three-dimensional space is realized. With the device and the method, the transformation precision from two-dimensional ultrasonic image information to three-dimensional space can be improved, and a basis is provided for the surgical navigation system based on the ultrasonic image.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the medical field, in particular to an optical positioning-based ultrasonic probe calibration device and method. Background technique [0002] Compared with CT and MRI images, ultrasound images have the advantages of short acquisition time, no ionizing radiation, economic convenience, real-time imaging, etc., and become an indispensable clinical diagnosis and treatment method. However, if one wants to understand the structure of the lesion more accurately, the traditional two-dimensional ultrasound cannot well meet the clinical requirements. Because the traditional B-mode ultrasound imaging system can only provide two-dimensional images of human body sections, clinicians can only reconstruct the three-dimensional structure of lesions in the brain based on experience, which requires high experience and skills of doctors. The impact is greater, and different doctors may have different surgical effects. It is also not conducive ...

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However, the three-dimensional ultrasound currently on the market is basically a three-dimensional color ultrasound based on a two-dimensional area array probe, which can only provide auxiliary information for the judgment of some complex audio-visual structures, and plays

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