Method and system for precise registration and coincidence of preoperative CT or nuclear magnetic image and corresponding focus in operation, storage medium, and equipment

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for precise registration and coincidence of a preoperative CT or nuclear magnetic image and a corresponding focus in an operation. The method is used for assisting planning and implementation of a clinical operation. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring a point cloud of a preoperative CT image or a nuclear magnetic image as a target point cloud; acquiring a point cloud of a focus area of a patient in an operation as an integral point cloud; acquiring a feature region overlapped with the target point cloud from the overall point cloud; adopting a super-4PCS algorithm to carry out registration on the target point cloud and the overall point cloud with the overlapped areas, and obtaining point cloud coordinates of the focus area of the patient in the operation, wherein the point cloud coordinates are space coordinates when the point cloud of the focus area of the patient in the operation and the point cloud of the preoperative CT image or the nuclear magnetic image are registered and coincide. According to the method, the registration precision problem of the three-dimensional model of the non-rigid organs and tissues of the patient and the focus area of the patient in the real operation environment is mainly solved, a doctor can quickly and accurately find the organ corresponding to the three-dimensional model of the patient during the operation, and the three-dimensional model is accurately matched with the organ.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for precise registration and coincidence of preoperative CT or nuclear magnetic images and corresponding intraoperative lesions, which is used to assist the planning and implementation of clinical operations, especially the planning and operation related to organs and tissues of non-rigid entities. implement. Background technique [0002] Three-dimensional medical imaging is more and more commonly used in auxiliary clinical operations. It is a 3D model file generated after three-dimensional reconstruction based on the patient's CT or MRI sequence images. Reality technology, presented in the augmented reality wearable device, can be used as a "panoramic map" of the doctor's surgical object before or during the operation, allowing the doctor to see the situation of the patient's lesion area or the preoperative plan at a glance, thus replacing During the traditional operation, the doctor observes the CT or MRI pl...

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[0003] However, at present, the clinical application of 3D medical imaging is only suitable for preoperative surgical planning, and has not given full play to its important role in intraoperative navigation, especially in clinical operations related to non-rigid solid organs and tissues such as liver and kidney. Guidance, because most of these organs involve minimally invasive surgery, in the real

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