Image processing device and method, surgery system, and surgical member
An image processing device and surgery technology, applied in the field of surgical systems and a surgical component, can solve the problems of easy loss of image gravity direction and position, long operation time, and high obstacles
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no. 3 approach
[0055] (1) Pose estimation principle
[0056] (2) Functional blocks of the surgical system
[0057] (3) Image processing
[0058] 4. Posture information
[0059] 5. Others
no. 1 approach
[0061] (1) Surgical system
[0062] figure 2is a perspective view showing the configuration of a surgical system according to an embodiment of the present technology. figure 2 A basic configuration of a surgical system 100 for ophthalmic surgery is schematically shown. The surgical system 100 includes an operating table 111 , an operating microscope 112 , an image processing device 113 and a presentation unit 114 . In addition, a vitrectomy device, a vital sign display device, and the like may be used as needed, but description thereof is omitted.
[0063] A person to be operated on (ie, a patient) 131 is placed on the operating table 111 . The surgeon 132 stands behind the head 131A of the person to be operated on 131 (or may be left or right), and performs an ophthalmic operation using an ophthalmic operation member. exist figure 2 In the case of the illustrated example, an intraocular endoscope 121 and a surgical tool 122 (eg, a vitrectomy device) are used as surgic...
no. 2 approach
[0100] In the first embodiment, the mark 171 is displayed on the insertion unit 121A of the intraocular endoscope 121 , and the mark 171 is observed, thereby estimating the posture of the intraocular endoscope 121 . In the second embodiment, the posture is estimated from the feature amount from the outside of the intraocular endoscope 121 without adding the marker 171 . In the following, reference will be made to Figure 7 A second embodiment will be described.
[0101] Figure 7 is a diagram for explaining eye surgery according to an embodiment of the present technology. Figure 7 A state in which an insertion unit 121A of an intraocular endoscope 121 is inserted from a trocar 404 into an eye 151 to be operated is shown. A thick handle 401 is attached to a side opposite to the thin insertion unit 121A of the intraocular endoscope 121 via a frustoconical joint 402 . The handle 401 is provided with an edge for preventing slipping, and a cable 403 is connected thereto.
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