7 results about "Mini invasive surgery" patented technology

The invention provides a scoliosis minimally invasive surgery auxiliary system for recognizing vertebral body morphological changes based on AI, and relates to the technical field of medical instruments and artificial intelligence. The system comprises a multi-mode image input module for acquiring and preprocessing spine image data; the vertebral body segmentation and three-dimensional reconstruction module is used for automatically segmenting a vertebral body and reconstructing a three-dimensional surface model; the AI vertebral body micro-morphological change identification module is used for quantitatively analyzing the micro-morphological change of each vertebral body; the scoliosis comprehensive evaluation module is used for automatically measuring a Cobb angle, centrum rotation and trunk offset in combination with the tiny morphological change and the overall spine force line; the minimally invasive surgery planning and navigation module is used for automatically designing a minimally invasive surgery scheme according to the individualized centrum micro morphological characteristics, planning a filling part and material consumption and distribution, and providing intra-operative navigation support; the minimally invasive surgery scheme guides a doctor to fill, rest and correct the asymmetric part of the vertebral body by using a filling material under a minimally invasive condition. And on the basis of AI identification, minimally invasive open surgery is realized.

This invention discloses a double-crosslinked hydrophobic fluid gelatin hemostatic material and its preparation method, belonging to the field of biomedical materials technology. The material is composed of type A gelatin, transglutaminase, glycerol, and deionized water. It undergoes biological crosslinking via transglutaminase and vacuum high-temperature physical crosslinking, combined with a porous structure design, to prepare a ready-to-use shear-thinning fluid gelatin. This invention employs a biological enzyme and physical double crosslinking system, avoiding the toxic residues of chemical crosslinking agents and ensuring high biosafety. The material is directly aseptically filled in a ready-to-use fluid form, requiring no preoperative preparation or dilution; it is ready to use immediately upon opening, significantly simplifying clinical procedures. Through the biological-physical double crosslinking network design, its mechanical strength and structural stability are greatly improved. It is heat-resistant, deformation-resistant, and does not disintegrate or collapse with long-term use. It can effectively adhere to irregular wound surfaces and is suitable for wound hemostasis and repair in minimally invasive surgeries such as neurosurgery and spinal surgery.

The present application relates to the technical field of surgical video segmentation, and provides a liver minimally invasive surgery video segmentation method, system, computer device and storage medium, the method comprising: acquiring a liver minimally invasive surgery video to be processed and a corresponding video description text, and analyzing the liver minimally invasive surgery video to obtain a plurality of original video images; using a pre-trained segmentation model to process the original video images and the video description text to generate a segmentation mask; and adding the segmentation mask to the liver minimally invasive surgery video. The present application provides a liver minimally invasive surgery video segmentation method, system, computer device and storage medium, which guides the segmentation process based on the video description text, and fully integrates the text features of the video description text and the image features of the liver minimally invasive surgery video, so that the accuracy of the segmentation result is high.

The invention provides a tissue cutting device comprising a handle, a first blade, and a second blade. The second blade is coupled to the handle. The second blade is rotatable relative to the first blade such that the second blade is configured to rotate between a first position and a second position. The second blade is in a same plane as the first blade when the second blade is in the first position. The second blade is rotated into a different plane from the first blade when the second blade is rotated from the first position toward the second position.

A microinvasive surgery device includes a body element, a tube component, a plurality of tools each having an operative portion to contact a target and a proximal portion, a magazine having a plurality of chambers each configured to receive a tool, a tool interchange mechanism, and a power supply arrangement. The tool interchange mechanism activates a tool by advancing the tool through the tube component and mounting the tool to a distal portion of the tube component, and deactivates the tool by demounting the tool and retracting the tool through the tube component. The power supply arrangement provides electricity to a proximal portion of a tool when the tool is mounted. Each tool is configured either to transmit electricity through the proximal portion to the operative portion or to electrically isolate the proximal portion so that no electrical transmission to the operative portion is possible when the tool is mounted.

Medical software tools platform utilizes a surgical display to provide access to specific medical software tools, such as medically-oriented applications or tools, that can assist those in the operating room, such as a surgeon or surgical team, with a surgery. In particular, an optical sensor located within an endoscopic camera may register subtle differences in color characteristics reflected from a tissue surface and in turn transmit the information to a medical image processing system. Moreover, the new tools are intended to help surgeons better determine the boundaries between healthy and diseased regions during surgical procedures. Various tools are intended to be used in procedures where indocyanine green (ICG) fluorescent dye is used. Intraoperative fluorescence imaging is commonly used during minimally invasive procedures to enable surgeons to visualize tissue perfusion and anatomical structures. The term perfusion refers to the passage of blood and tissue fluid through the capillary bed. Intraoperative fluorescence imaging can also be used to improve visualization of vessels and structures, which, in turn, may reduce the risk of complications during minimally invasive surgeries.

A controller (522) for live annotation of interventional imagery includes a memory (52220) that stores software instructions and a processor (52210) that executes the software instructions. When executed by the processor (52210), the software instructions cause the controller (522) to implement a process that includes receiving (S210) interventional imagery during an intraoperative intervention and automatically analyzing (S220) the interventional imagery for a detectable feature. The process further includes, when executed by the processor (52210) executing the software instructions, detecting (S230) the detectable feature and determining (S240) that an annotation is to be added to the interventional imagery for the detectable feature. The process further includes identifying (S250) a location in the interventional imagery for the annotation as an identified location and adding (S260) the annotation to the interventional imagery at the identified location to correspond to the detectable feature. During the intraoperative intervention, a video is output (S270) based on the interventional imagery and the annotation as a video output, the annotation including the annotation overlaid on the interventional imagery at the identified location.