In Situ Flexible Needle Adjustment Towards MRI-Guided Spinal Injections Based on Finite Element Simulation

Yanzhou Wang, Yangsheng Xu, Ka-Wai Kwok, I. Iordachita
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This paper investigates the possibility of roboti-cally performing in situ needle manipulations to correct the needle tip position in the setting of robot-assisted, MRI -guided spinal injections, where real time MRI images cannot be effectively used to guide the needle. Open-loop control of the needle tip is derived from finite element simulation, and the proposed method is tested with ex vivo animal muscle tissues and validated by cone beam computed tomography. Preliminary results have shown promise of performing needle tip correction in situ to improve needle insertion accuracy when real-time feedback is not readily available.
基于有限元模拟的mri引导脊柱注射的原位柔性针调整
本文研究了在机器人辅助、MRI引导的脊柱注射中,机器人进行原位针操作来纠正针尖位置的可能性,在这种情况下,实时MRI图像不能有效地用于引导针。通过有限元仿真推导出针尖的开环控制,并用离体动物肌肉组织进行了实验,并通过锥束计算机断层扫描进行了验证。初步结果显示,当实时反馈不容易获得时,执行针尖原位校正以提高针头插入精度的希望。
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