Anatomical projection method based on body surface vein characteristics
A body surface and vein technology, applied in the field of anatomical projection, can solve the problems of small image display range, abnormal anatomical damage, fusion, etc., to achieve the effect of providing surgical accuracy, improving surgical accuracy, and reducing secondary damage
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[0037] This embodiment takes renal cyst puncture as an example, figure 1 It is a schematic flowchart of an anatomical projection method based on body surface vein features according to an embodiment of the present invention.
[0038] Step 1, in order to know the spatial relationship between the renal cyst and the body surface, first scan the human body with a tomography device to obtain a tomography image including body surface veins;
[0039] Conventional continuous tomography equipment includes CT and MRI. In this embodiment, CT is used to check renal cysts. Generally, scans are focused around target 2 during scanning, and body surfaces parallel to the scanning plane are generally not included in coronal and sagittal plane scans. Currently, there are body surface vein display devices that can display veins within 1 cm from the body surface. The thicker the diameter, the easier it is to observe. When taking pictures, the operator is required to scan the 1-3 layers of the bo...
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[0055] It is basically the same as Example 1, except that the patient undergoes MRI examination. MRI examination can show the surface veins better than CT1.
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[0057] This embodiment is similar to Embodiment 1, except that this embodiment is used for layer-by-layer positioning and projection during surgery. During the operation, the projected vein image coincides with the actual body surface vein 1 according to the body surface vein 1 model, and then the CT or MRI images of different levels are vertically projected on the operation area through the projector 5 fixed on the projection bracket 4, so that the body The table projection and the actual size of the human body are 1:1. During the operation, images of different levels can be called out according to the progress of the operation, and the surgeon can be reminded of the surrounding tissues, so as to improve the accuracy of the operation and reduce the secondary damage.
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