3D printed femoral head necrosis navigation template and construction method thereof and use of navigation template and construction method
A femoral head necrosis and navigation template technology, applied in surgical navigation systems, computer-aided planning/modeling, medical science, etc., can solve problems such as high operator experience requirements, large patient trauma, and large radiation of medical staff, and reduce Radiation damage, easy-to-master effects
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[0043] Such as figure 2 shown
[0044] A construction method of a 3D printed femoral head necrosis navigation template, comprising the following steps:
[0045] Step 1. Femoral head image data acquisition and processing
[0046] A 64-slice spiral CT was used for thin-slice scanning of the hip joint, and the original CT image data was imported into Mimics 15.0 software in Dicom format;
[0047] Step 2. Reconstruction of the 3D model of the femoral head
[0048] In Mimics 15.0 software, use threshold segmentation (Thresholding) and region growing (Regiongrowing) to obtain the mask (Mask), and use the editing mask tool (Editing masks) to carefully separate the acetabulum and femoral head layer by layer, and erase the hip joint , keep the femoral head, use region growth to extract the femur, save it as a new femoral mask, use the Boolean operation function to complete the separation of the acetabular side, and calculate the 3D model ( Calculate 3D) to complete the three-dimen...
Embodiment 3
[0061] Such as Figure 3-6 shown
[0062] Animal experiments of the construction of 3D printed femoral head necrosis navigation template
[0063] data collection
[0064] Random number table method was used to select Beagle dogs, using pentobarbital sodium salt (Merck Chemical Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., China) to prepare 3% pentobarbital sodium solution, 1ml / kg intravenous anesthesia, after the anesthesia was stable The prone position was fixed on a 64-slice spiral CT (GE Medieal Systems, USA) platform, and the bilateral hip joints of Beagle dogs were scanned with thin layers. Scanning data setting: voltage 120KV, current 150MA, matrix 512*512, layer thickness 0.625mm. Raw CT image data were imported into Mimics 15.0 software (Materialise Corporation, Belgium) in Dicom format. ( image 3 )
[0065] Three-dimensional model reconstruction of canine femoral head
[0066] Using threshold segmentation (Thresholding) in Mimics 15.0 software, segment along the gray value...
Embodiment 4
[0080] Application of 3D printed femoral head necrosis navigation template and construction method in femoral head necrosis localization and navigation.
[0081] According to the specific description of the above-mentioned embodiment, the navigation template for precise positioning is customized through preoperative planning, that is, through the acquisition and processing of femoral head image data, the reconstruction of the three-dimensional model of the femoral head, the positioning of the target area on the three-dimensional model of the femoral head, and the digital generation of the virtual navigation template , 3D printing of the navigation template to obtain a navigation base template that can accurately match the greater trochanter of the femoral head, and a navigation tube with the best needle insertion angle and orientation, which can be customized and planned surgical operations, and can be intuitively applied to surgical operations Navigation can effectively reduce...
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